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Eye Level Display in R cameras.....and old eyes...

 
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Feb 18, 2023 11:17 |  #1

One of the things I found after getting older and needing reading glasses was that I could see the eye level display in my camera (and Eotech site and scopes) without the need of reading glasses. I have had cataract surgery and have multifocal symphony IOL's and my vision is the best it has been since I was a kid. My close vision is actually quite good in good light, but in low light I use reading glasses. I was happy to see that the effective reading distance in a cameras eye level display is about 18 to 24 inches so I can see those great. (seeing the buttons and back display on the camera without reading glasses in low light is a different animal.)

Anyway, for the old guys out there (and gals) how do you find the eye level display on the R cameras??

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Mike


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