Besides which, Alan was more right than Slobodan in the first place, IMHO (I say this despite my general reverence for Slobodan both as a human being and as a photographer.) When I was working primarily with a Nikon system, I shot a D3 and a D300 interchangeably, and, quite frankly, I never paid much attention to the difference in the viewfinders. (And for those who find a specific cachet in film shooters, I'm 68 and started shooting Nikons with the F2.) The D3 and D300 were what they were, and they were both just fine. And I am a viewfinder enthusiast. I now shoot mostly with Panasonics, for the size of the system, because I got tired of dragging the Nikons around, but the thing I miss most, and that keeps me looking at new cameras, is the D3/D300 viewfinders.
JC