Originally posted by Ryan Tischer It's big and bright...I'm easily able to accurately manual focus (except if it's really dark out), but I do have 20/20 vision...I'd say it depends on your vision! With landscapes and prime lenses I'm often shooting at infinity anyway, so focus usually isn't a big issue.
The 645Z will have live view, so you can use that to focus, unlike the 645D
Thank's for the input. My vision is good. The problem is not so much that I can't see where the focus is on my D800 (although the finder is way to small for my liking), but that
what you see in the finder does not match up with what appears on the sensor eventually. There is a discrepancy and with modern high resolution sensors, this leads to unforgiving unsharpness.
However, acording to your experiences, the finder on the 645D seems to match it's sensor perfectly.
I guess I will have to rent or loan one to experience it myself. Thanks again, and additional thoughts are most welcome