Questions about "Live View"
Jon_T
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Re: Questions about "Live View"
BobT wrote:
Jon T,
I am guilty of not reading the DPreviews of late. So criticism is duly accepted. But was aware of only miniscule differences between the T2i and T3i. Also was aware of the Live View of both cameras not being good for any moving subjects. But can see it for landscape work....
Bob,
Sorry but my comments were based solely upon your comments and questions in your previous posts, and if you had taken a little of your time using your T2i in Live View in combination with reading the section of the T2i's full manual section on Live View you would had known the answers to the majority of your questions. Difficult for anyone to have a productive discussion on something like Live View if one has never used it and does not have a good basic understanding of using Live View.
BTW the DPR T3i Reviewwas posted over four years ago, March 2011.
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