Originally posted by Edmunds Shooting landscapes with the 645Z after using a mirrorless camera feels like using an antique. Landscapes are so much easier to compose on a tripod at different heights if you can see what you're shooting in the rear screen. While possible to do on the 645Z, its much nicer on a modern mirrorless camera..
I never use the rear screen for composing an image - that is like shooting with a cell phone. One of the advantages of the DSLR, and particularly an MF one, is the large optical viewfinder. I bought the K-3III in June, and I have not once used the rear screen for composing images. As an outdoor photographer battery consumption is important to me and using electricity while looking through the viewfinder or composing images would quickly drain my batteries, not to mention straining my eyes. I also use the camera with telephoto lens as binocular substitute - without using power.
Last edited by Pål Jensen; 11-12-2021 at 07:35 AM.