This is not a new technology, but one that has been utilized by many non-MILC digital cameras, practically since digital cameras existed. That LCD panel can be on the back of the camera or in a viewfinder, where it is typically referred to as an EVF (Electronic Viewfinder). With no mirror or optical viewfinder, MILCs utilize data coming off of the imaging sensor to display the TTL (Through the Lens) view on an LCD.
Since writing the original post, EVF technology has improved significantly, and this content has been updated accordingly. Though some DSLR (Digital Single Lens Reflex) cameras have EVFs, a major consideration when selecting between an MILC (Mirrorless Interchangeable Lens Camera) and a conventional DSLR is that the MILC will not have an optical viewfinder (OVF).Īs more MILCs become available and advanced, and as this camera type gains in popularity, these questions are becoming more important ones for this site's audience to answer.
Is an electronic viewfinder (EVF) better than an optical viewfinder (OVF)? Or even an acceptable alternative?
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