100D - Do I need to sharpen the images?

[rajjayaraj]

Re: 100D - Do I need to sharpen the images?

often with just the 24mm F2.8 "pancake lens". Fast, convenient

I use the same combination, really the smallest DSLR and lens combo.
Raj

[bowserb]

Re: 100D - Do I need to sharpen the images?

I use the same combination, really the smallest DSLR and lens combo.
Raj

And it's good for quick videos, too. Like an iPhone but with high quality.

[collywobbles]

Re: 100D - Do I need to sharpen the images?

Still waiting for mirrorless with an EVF, but in the meantime I take mine everywhere, too, often with just the 24mm F2.8 "pancake lens". Fast, convenient, and the angle of view is similar to the old time box cameras of my childhood!

That'all very good but you aren't going to get through the lens viewing without a mirror: only some sort of ad-hoc accessory or back to the old viewer with paralax error.

[bowserb]

Re: 100D - Do I need to sharpen the images?

That'all very good but you aren't going to get through the lens viewing without a mirror: only some sort of ad-hoc accessory or back to the old viewer with paralax error.

I believe you are thinking of the EOS-M, which suffered what you describe. For a better mirrorless, look at products from Sony, Olympus, Fuji, Samsung, to name a few. A proper viewfinder is an EVF using the image from the sensor. Mirrors and mechanical shutters are 1959 technology. Sony has made the greatest advances in mirrorless, but even that company still uses a mechanical shutter. Five-ten years and the DSLR will seem like film does now.

For now, the 100D, aka Rebel SL1, is my go everywhere camera.