Markus Klatt
October 31st, 2009, 08:07 AM
Hello,
some weeks after getting my EX1 I discovered a brownish shaddow in my viewfinder. Its not visible on display or recorded on footage. It is definetly somewhere in the upper part of vf/the glasses, because one can move the head/eye and the shaddow will slide away. I never use viewfinder (film at night on tripod only) so I almost never look into it - that's why I noticed it so late.
The shaddow is clearly visible when connected to USB or in thumbnail menu (black background), but it is (almost?!) not visible when filming.
Is this somehow normal and if not, what caused it? Will changing the vf-glass remove it? For what costs I should prepare when changing the glass/vf?
I myself do not care about it, but I will sell EX1 for EX1R and fear the questions of the new owner...
Thanks a lot,
attached two photos to show the shaddow and the different positions at a different views.
some weeks after getting my EX1 I discovered a brownish shaddow in my viewfinder. Its not visible on display or recorded on footage. It is definetly somewhere in the upper part of vf/the glasses, because one can move the head/eye and the shaddow will slide away. I never use viewfinder (film at night on tripod only) so I almost never look into it - that's why I noticed it so late.
The shaddow is clearly visible when connected to USB or in thumbnail menu (black background), but it is (almost?!) not visible when filming.
Is this somehow normal and if not, what caused it? Will changing the vf-glass remove it? For what costs I should prepare when changing the glass/vf?
I myself do not care about it, but I will sell EX1 for EX1R and fear the questions of the new owner...
Thanks a lot,
attached two photos to show the shaddow and the different positions at a different views.