Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Cameras, Lenses and Shooting gear => Topic started by: Alex Waugh on April 22, 2018, 06:04:26 pm
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Hi everyone,
Im just wondering if any digital cameras have the ability to vertically invert the live view or EVF image to aid composition. I miss composing like this when I'm not shooting 4x5. Seems like an easy thing to add in firmware but I'd love it. I know I can shoot and then check afterwards but its not the same.
Pretty brand agnostic over here!
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Interestingly, I have longed for the same thing since I gave up my 4x5 and started using digital cameras. Clearly it should not be difficult to do though I am not an engineer. I loved the abstract, geometric view one has with an upside down-reversed view. It allowed for and even insisted on a more contemplative approach. I'm not holding my breath though.
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Trivial to implement, as can be seen from review screens that auto-rotate the image. But I’ve never heard of a camera with the feature.
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This video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQKgaB29-Q4) may be solution to your problem (around 2:00 in is interesting).
Cheers,
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Ridiculous to think I’ll need to buy a seperate screen instead of using the perfectly good 2 available on my camera but it may be the only way.
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Just use the camera upside down. ;)
Kent in SD
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Just use the camera upside down. ;)
When we had this same discussion in the past, I suggested that, but it was pointed out that you actually need to have the photographer upside down!