P.s. your 100 strangers idea is a cool plan as I tell people that strangers are always the best plan and never be afraid to ask - maybe this should be a global challenge to everyone with a camera ;)
Thank you I can not take credit for it though there is a big following of the idea on flickr and 100strangers website, it is a fun challenging idea in many aspects, and provides a great avenue for personal growth as a photog.
Cheers
Tim
hi mate i saw you use a sony a77 on a forum - could you help - I have a a65 and never had any evf problems untill I tried to use a studio light connected by wireless - and this did not trigger the evf to lift the light to the level- as with the pop up or f58 flash connected the evf adjusts, can this be done with a studio light - as I think the camera is not detecting any info to do this , but worked the trigger fine - so if not how can i manually adjust the screen to do it rang sony and dumb :(
Hello,
You can adjust the viewfinder manually, I know it is kind of a pain it comes set to auto and only show what the sensor sees, so in studio lighting situation there isn’t enough light at the sensor till the strobes go off. if you go to menu, then the wrench symbol, viewfinder bright, manual and you can set the view finder to a desired level so you can see in a studio set up. the view finder will more than likely be grainy but that is not representative of what the actual image will be. I hope this helps. one other thing if you use the live view display, change that also, menu, the gear symbol, live view display, setting effect off.
Tim
