(Georgette Preddy) wrote in
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That's interesting since Sigma uses the exact same viewfinder used on
their SA9 film camera, in the SD9 and SD10. Are you suggesting you
can only see 1/3rd of the picture in all of them?

Everyone else but you would understand that the size in the
table is the size of the sensor.

The two Sigmas have by far the widest viewfinder of any cropping DSLR,
which is why they call it a sportsfinder instead of a viewfinder. A
sportsfinder is a huge advantage over all the other croppers, which
only have very tiny viewfinders.

The only interesting part is that one that is actually cought
by the sensor. The sports finder is a nice touch though now when
Sigma has choosen not to modify the finder prism.


/Roland