I don't have perfect vision anymore. Can this camera's viwefinder adjust to your vision so you can see everything in it sharper?
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Yes, the Nikon P7800 has a diopter adjustment next to the electronic viewfinder so you can tune it into your own vision requirements. Hope that helps.
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Yes you should have no problem focusing this camera. You can adjust the dial for your vision. This is a great camera, you will love it.
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yes my wife and I both use this feature as you may know it is called a diopter adjustment, you let the camera self focus and adjust the small wheel next to the viewfinder so that the focus is correct for your vision. It works the same as on our larger DSLR camera.
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Yes. It has an adjustable diopter. I recently had cataract surgery and had to readjust mine. It works great. Having a nice electronic viewfinder is one of the main reasons I bought this camera.
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Yes. There is an adjustment next to the viewfinder that allows for fine tuning of the focus.
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There is a small wheel to the right of the viewfinder. By turning it you will adjust the viewfinder to your eyesight. Easy!
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I have a android version phone. i can focus in but the picture gets fuzzy the bigger you make.I have 2 swanndvr and 1 nightowldvr. I don't like the Nightowl.
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Yes you can adjust the aperture... It goes from f/2.8 to f/22. It's a great piece of glass!
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I wouldn't recommend it just for improving the sights. I changed it becasue my mirror was broken and it worked but i did not notice any considerable improvement in the view angle !
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I would answer yes and no. Yes in that you can look in a viewfinder and see exactly what the lens is seeing, or you can select to use the screen on the back of the camera like most digital camera. No, in that you cannot change the lens out for another. The built-in lens is a 30x zoom. It can go from 24 - 720 mm as compared to a 35mm camera. It has many digital features such as low light and panaramic modes. It also has a resolution of 14 Megapixels. Which equates to a JPEG image of 4288 x 3216. More than adequate for 8x10 photo enlargements.
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Yes. I have horrible eyesight, but I hate shooting with glasses on. The Electronic Viewfinder (EVF) on this camera is awesome, and there is a diopter (a little "focus" button) specifically for dialing in your specific vision issues. If you can buy reading glasses off the shelf, then your vision falls into the range the diopter can correct for.
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I tried those settings and omg so awful, my son died as I was changing them. I went back to default and it's so much better, brighter and sharper. When I changed the sharpness to 3 it was all foggy, how is that working for everyone???
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YES!!! I would recommend the lense especially to have that option of zooming when you may not be able to get closer. With a fixed range you have to zoom with your feet. Its a really well rounded lense. IMHO
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Their is an adjustment for the viewfinder that is a little wheel to the left of it, it will adjust the focus of the viewfinder...hope that helps!
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I would. I've found that when using AF I'm able to tell through the viewfinder how accurate it really is. On several occasions I've been able to correct my focus when AF focuses at the wrong depth because I can clearly see where the focus is.
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Yes it has a viewfinder. It works quite well except the diopter adjustment doesn't go quite far enough for my glasses. Then again, my glasses are pretty strong!
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Yes . Of the eye relief is set properly you will have a clear image at that range .
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Generaly no. I'm using it in full frame camera. Depend on the perspective and correction of aberration for the raw file you may have to recompose the frame .
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There's a little knob on the side to adjust it to your vision. you have to adjust it to suit your needs. You can see it pictured in the sample image.
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Yes, I do. But what's the question? Do you know that you can fine-tune the focus on your viewfinder to accommodate your own eye's imperfection.. there's a tiny glider on the EVF which you can slide back and forth... until you have perfect focus in the EVF for YOUR own vision. Is THAT the question?
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Dear Stan,I just purchased the S10 as a replacement camera and generally love it. However, the lack of an eyelevel viewfinder is a huge drawback. I spent a week in Mexico at the beach and just couldn't for sure see what I was shooting. The good news is that I shot anyway and got some really awesome action shots of sea birds and ocean wildlife. I've learned to view from the side so I don't see a bright reflection of myself in the LCD. I'm sure it does not help that I need reading glasses (the I generally don have on outside) to see close objects so that blurs the LCD too.
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As others have said, the answer is yes. While you do loose the wide angle effect, you are gaining the "fish eye". I've had a lot of fun with the fish eye lens. and would recommend it.