herb
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A local dealer has:
A bess a T, an L and one other maybe an R?
The ones with the frame lines and the built in viewfinder were most user friendly at first, then I discover that wide angle lenses can require a separate finder unless. You have a camera dedicated to short focal lengths (in the finder frames).
So the question: is it better to just go for the separate viewfinder model?
I see myself using 20mm , 35 mm 80 or 90' perhaps 135mm lenses
A bess a T, an L and one other maybe an R?
The ones with the frame lines and the built in viewfinder were most user friendly at first, then I discover that wide angle lenses can require a separate finder unless. You have a camera dedicated to short focal lengths (in the finder frames).
So the question: is it better to just go for the separate viewfinder model?
I see myself using 20mm , 35 mm 80 or 90' perhaps 135mm lenses