[Leica] more GF-1 images for your viewing pleasure

[henningw at archiphoto.com (Henning Wulff)]

No it doesn't, but the magnification is enough so it's easy to focus.

Clicking the multifunction wheel activates the 
magnification with manual lenses and lightly 
pushing down the shutter release brings it back 
to regular view; it's actually quite easy and 
direct.



>Thank you for the information Kyle!
>
>It has also a led to indicate you have riched 
>the good focus?, I find this useful for the 
>persons like me with some tired eyes...
>
>Thanks in advance
>
>Saludos
>Lluis
>
>
>El 18/01/2010, a las 0:14, Kyle Cassidy escribi?:
>
>>  Luis sed:
>>
>>>  Great quality Kyle, it is a really tempting camera, but with the 25mm
>>>  f0,95 you'll need (I think) a focus help
>>
>>  the GF-1 actually has a focus assist -- 
>>tapping on it will blow up the image in the 
>>viewfinder for critical focusing and then tap 
>>again to return to a normal view for framing.
>>
>>>  I've been using the GF-1 at times "professionally" and at times just
>>>  because I want to see what it does. Here are three from the last
>>>  couple of days:
>>>
>>>  http://www.kylecassidy.com/lj/2010/black-tape-for-a-blue-girl-gf1.jpg
>>
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