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Function features fast, stable focusing for detailed picture quality, and the BIONZ X image processing engine captures clear action shots. This Sony Alpha a6400 mirrorless camera comes with a 16-50mm lens, so you can zero in on your subject without blurs and shadows. See all Mirrorless CamerasSee all Mirrorless CamerasTop comment"The other button turns the screen blank and turns on the viewfinder....I used to prefer using the flip lcd screen as a viewfinder, but with this camera, I've found it easier to use the normal viewfinder and rarely use the lcd screen7. the bird setting lets you catch birds mid flight I don't know what else great to say, but it's all great!"screen blank and turns on the viewfinder....I used to prefer using the flip lcd screen as a viewfinder, but with this camera, I've found it easier to use the normal viewfinder and rarely use the lcd screen7. the bird setting lets you catch birds mid flight I don't know what else great to say, but it's all great!">See all customer reviewsProduct DescriptionChannel your inner shutterbug with this Nikon COOLPIX camera. The 3000mm optical zoom lets you focus on your subject with detail and clarity, while Dual Detect image stabilization delivers blur-free images. Choose from manual controls or auto shooting options for easy operation. This Nikon COOLPIX camera records 4K Ultra HD video with true stereo sound, and the production-ready design lets you add mics and monitors for professional recording capabilities.See all Premium Point & ShootTop comment"The other button turns the screen blank and turns on the viewfinder....I used to prefer using the flip lcd screen as a viewfinder, but with this camera, I've found it easier to use the normal viewfinder and rarely use the lcd screen7. the bird setting lets you catch birds mid flight I don't

Below the panel houses the DC-in, AV-out, and USB jacks. The door is labeled and has a raised lip at the bottom for easy opening. Above the panel is another rubber door, with a raised section at the top for easy access. This door covers the jack to the accessory flash. At the top right of this side is a polished silver-colored loop to attach the neck strap. Right Side The right hand grip takes up a large portion of this side, although there is a plastic door that opens to expose the slot for the optional SD/MMC memory card. Above the door is the second silver-colored loop for neck strap attachment. Top On the left side of the top is a rectangular raised section. On the back side of the section is the viewfinder and on the front side is the camera’s metering sensor and LED lights. On the top of this raised section is a square hatch for the pop-up flash that is manually opened. To the right of this section is the large right-hand grip. Next to the raised rectangle are four buttons. Three oval-shaped buttons are aligned horizontally. From the left, these buttons operate flash controls, focus modes, and burst settings. Above them is the button to open the flash, which must be slid to the right. To the right of these buttons is the built-in speaker, which looks like a bunch of dots shaped into a circle. Above the speaker are the words "5.0 Megapixels," followed by the shutter release button at the top of the right-hand grip. The top of the right-hand grip has a brushed aluminum panel that looks lighter than the rest of the black camera body. The panel surrounds all of the buttons and provides some aesthetic interest. ** **ComponentsViewfinder The electronic viewfinder is surrounded by a soft plastic eyepiece, which adds some comfort while shooting. A small button labeled "EVF/LCD" is located on the left side of this feature; this is used to switch the display from the LCD screen to the viewfinder. Also on the left side of the viewfinder is a small diopter adjustment; users will have to jam their fingernails in the side of the viewfinder to use this, but the option is rare on compact digital cameras. The viewfinder uses less battery power and has better resolution with 311,000 pixels. The shade of the eyepiece may be handy for shooting in bright light outdoors. LCD Screen On the back of the Kodak EasyShare Z7590, a 2.2-inch LCD screen displays histograms and captured images, as well as doubling as a viewfinder. The screen boasts 153,000 pixels. Flash The Z7590 has a built-in flash with four modes: Auto,

Sport C123 Size comparisons of Sony Alpha 7R IV and Kodak EasyShare Sport C123 Sony Alpha 7R IV and Kodak EasyShare Sport C123 for Different Types of Photography We give scores to the cameras for six types of photography based on their features and specifications. Let us see how suitable they are for each type of photography. Landscape Photography Sony Alpha 7R IVKodak EasyShare Sport C123 Large Sensor Touch Screen Screen Resolution - 1,440k dot No Built-in GPS Environmental Sealing Small Sensor Low Resolution Screen - 112k dot No Built-in GPS Environmental Sealing Sports Photography Sony Alpha 7R IVKodak EasyShare Sport C123 32,000 Highest Native ISO 567 Focus Points Touch-to-Focus Face Detection Image Stabilization Touch Screen Screen Resolution - 1,440k dot High Resolution Viewfinder - 5,760k dot Max Continuous Shooting - 10.0 fps Battery Life - 670 shots 2 Storage Slots Orientation Sensor 1,250 Highest Native ISO Face Detection No Image Stabilization Low Resolution Screen - 112k dot No Viewfinder Wildlife Photography Sony Alpha 7R IVKodak EasyShare Sport C123 32,000 Highest Native ISO 567 Focus Points Touch-to-Focus Animal Eye Detection Image Stabilization Touch Screen Screen Resolution - 1,440k dot High Resolution Viewfinder - 5,760k dot Max Continuous Shooting - 10.0 fps Environmental Sealing Battery Life - 670 shots 2 Storage Slots Orientation Sensor 1,250 Highest Native ISO No Image Stabilization Low Resolution Screen - 112k dot No Viewfinder Environmental Sealing Portrait Photography Sony Alpha 7R IVKodak EasyShare Sport C123 Large Sensor 567 Focus Points Touch-to-Focus Face Detection Image Stabilization Touch

Added to the database. Sony Alpha 7R IVKodak EasyShare Sport C123 Sensor Sony Alpha 7R IVKodak EasyShare Sport C123 Large Sensor High Resolution Sensor - 61.0 Megapixel 100 Lowest Native ISO 32,000 Highest Native ISO High DxO Overall Score - 99 Small Sensor Low Resolution Sensor - 12 Megapixel 80 Lowest Native ISO 1,250 Highest Native ISO Photo Sony Alpha 7R IVKodak EasyShare Sport C123 Sensor Shift High Resolution Mode Image Stabilization High Max Shutter Speed (Mechanical or 1st Curtain) - 1/8000 sec Max Continuous Shooting - 10.0 fps Max Flash Sync Speed - 1/250 sec Timelapse Recording No Image Stabilization Low Max Shutter Speed (Mechanical or 1st Curtain) - 1/1400 sec No External Flash Connectivity Video Sony Alpha 7R IVKodak EasyShare Sport C123 Image Stabilization High Video Resolution - 3840 x 2160 Webcam Functionality High Video Recording Limit No Image Stabilization Low Video Resolution - 640 x 480 Focusing Sony Alpha 7R IVKodak EasyShare Sport C123 -3 EV Min AF Detection 567 Focus Points Touch-to-Focus Face Detection Live View Autofocus Animal Eye Detection Face Detection Screen and Viewfinder Sony Alpha 7R IVKodak EasyShare Sport C123 Tilting Screen Touch Screen Screen Size - 3.0" Screen Resolution - 1,440k dot Large Viewfinder - 0.5" High Resolution Viewfinder - 5,760k dot Fixed Screen Small Screen - 2.40" Low Resolution Screen - 112k dot No Viewfinder Connectivity Sony Alpha 7R IVKodak EasyShare Sport C123 High USB Speed HDMI Output No Built-in GPS Built-In Wi-Fi Built-In Bluetooth No HDMI Output No Microphone Input No

The subject. 2.) Select PRE via the menu button 3.) Press OK (or click to the right). 4.) Select Measure and click OK (or to the right). (The Use Photo option is a backwards bow to Canon's convoluted setting method. Canon Jihadists used to brag about this. It does the same thing, but requires twice as many steps. Ignore this option.) 5.) Select YES. 6.) Point your camera at the card or neutral colored thing and press the shutter. 7.) If the LCD says "data acquired" or the viewfinder flashes "Gd," you're set. Shoot away! 8.) If the display flashes "unable to acquire" or the viewfinder flashes "no Gd" then repeat from step 2.). To set this much faster using the Fn button if set to control WB: 1.) Press and hold Fn Button. 2.) Spin dial to select PRE. 3.) Release Fn Button. 4.) Press and hold Fn button until PRE flashes. 5.) Point your camera at the card or neutral colored thing and press the shutter. 6.) If the LCD says "data acquired" or the viewfinder flashes "Gd," you're set. Shoot away! 7.) If the display flashes "unable to acquire" or the viewfinder flashes "no Gd" then repeat from step 4.). WB Trim (fine-tuning) To fine-tune (trim, make warmer or cooler) each setting individually, after selecting it in the menu, click right to get to its trim setting. You'll see a colorful square on which you can move up, down, left and right to tweak the color in

Come with the HDVF-C35W viewfinder then you will be a happy camper. This is full-color viewfinder and you can pop off the eyepiece and there is an LCD screen that rotates around. You can still buy this viewfinder today for $12,499.00 USD!It features:3.5″-type large LCD displayAccommodates multiple frame rates: 1080/23.98PsF, 24PsF, 25PsF, 29.97PsF, 30PsF 1080/50i, 59.94i, 60iDetachable eye-piece design allows user to directly view the LCDHigh-performance loupe delivers pictures with low distortion3x magnification function simplifies focusing, especially when prime lenses are usedGray scale signals can be generated, allowing camera operators to adjust exposure to the appropriate levelSwitchable between color or monochrome displayTwo assignable switches for switching to preset adjustment settings and for assigning frequently used functionsIf you don’t have an included viewfinder or you don’t want to use one that comes with the camera you could just hook up a Zacuto Gratical or a small monitor and use that instead. Because the F35 has multiple SDI outputs you can have your on-screen menu information get sent to the viewfinder without it also going to your external recorder. Build QualityThis doesn’t feel like one of those plastic fantastic lower-end Sony cameras that feels like it would shatter if you dropped it. To be fair they aren’t plastic, but you get my drift. The F35 looks like it was built by NASA. It has a very industrial design and the way the top handle and rear interface box connects and releases feels like the latches you would see on an Apollo astronauts suit. This is a very well built and solidly constructed camera. Assistants PanelMost F35s will come with an assistants panel. This connects up to one of the VF outputs on the camera and you can use it to control and make menu changes to the F35. Value for moneyThis might seem like a strange one to put in the Good category, given it is a 12-year-old camera that will still cost you somewhere between $4000-6000 USD. However, you have to factor in that this camera cost almost a quarter of a million dollars as little as 10 years ago. You