Hmm. I use them much the same way I used compact 35mm cameras:
relatively light use of the viewfinder unless I've got them zoomed
out to a telephoto setting.
The SLRs I use exactly as I used my film SLRs.
Godfrey
On Oct 17, 2005, at 7:08 AM, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
I think Albano was talking about the cameras that don't have a
viewfinder,
or which have very poor finders - the P&S cameras like the Optios, the
little Canons, Sonys, etc.
I think that more experienced users tend to work with digital
cameras in
much the same way that they shot with film. I know that when I
first shot
digital, I was constantly staring at the LCD screen, evaluating
the image.
Now, my eye rarely comes away from the viewfinder. I use the
display (and
the histogram) only as an infrequent check. The act of shoting is
the same
for me as it has always been.
