Sony A1 EVF blackout
11:55 começa a descrição de um detalhe de funcionamento do EVF na Sony A1 que na internet está sendo referido como EVF blackout.
Tá dificil, tudo que funcionava nas A7 está bichado logo na A1.
Mas eu não diria que isso é EVF blackout. Um problema de projeto, com certeza. Daqui a pouco alguém lança um eyecup com uma abinha pra evitar que isso aconteça.
verdade, eu fui pensando que era aquele problema da Canon R.
http://www.birdsasart-blog.com/2021/03/30/sony-alpha-a1-electronic-viewfinder-evf-blackout/
In your hands is the SONY 200-600 G lens with the new Sony Alpha a1, a $6500.00+ camera that has quickly proven to offer the best autofocus system ever for photographing birds in flight. On ten of the thirteen birds that fly in early, you raise your rig to your eye only to be greeted by a black electronic viewfinder. Photography is impossible on those occasions.All agreed that richly-colored, low angled full sunlight was the main culprit. Arash suggested that if you held your rig at your side with the lens pointed at the ground on a clear early morning the EVF would often black out when you raised the camera to your eye. That is exactly what had happened to me. In the meantime I had been in touch with SONY customer care; their canned response was pathetic at best.
Most folks who have experienced the problem state that is that occurrences are reduced over time. That too has been the case with me, But one of the huge problems is that it is difficult at best to cause the EVF to blackout. I have tried numerous times and failed. Right now, the problem seems to have disappeared (with my a1).But that has not been the case for everyone.
I had planned to ask others who have experienced the EVF problems with their a1 bodies to call SONY and voice their concerns. At present, however, after speaking with the right folks at SONY, I am fully confident that they are well-aware of the EVF blackout problem and are seriously at work on a solution.
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Não deixa de ser um blackout no EVF
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