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<blockquote data-quote="Jonathan F/2" data-source="post: 393301" data-attributes="member: 1235">That reviewer needs to take a breath. He sounds like he was puffing on a pack of Marlboro Reds before filming this video! Plus where's his mask, doesn't he know there's a pandemic! <img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/roflmao.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":roflmao:" title="roflmao&nbsp; &nbsp; :roflmao:" data-shortname=":roflmao:" />I had the Pen-F, the EVF was okay and certainly useable. I was able to shoot portraits with that viewfinder without hindering usability.I'm somewhat seeing a repeat of the Olympus E-M5II and Pen-F comparisons with the Sony A7III vs A7C. While the slightly smaller form factor is nice especially for street photography, I've had no issue shooting street with the A7II, A7III and A9. In practice, the flip out LCD is more cumbersome for street versus the tilt LCD found on the other Sony bodies. I would of preferred an LCD that either flipped over or under for selfies and video.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jonathan F/2, post: 393301, member: 1235"] That reviewer needs to take a breath. He sounds like he was puffing on a pack of Marlboro Reds before filming this video! Plus where's his mask, doesn't he know there's a pandemic! :roflmao: I had the Pen-F, the EVF was okay and certainly useable. I was able to shoot portraits with that viewfinder without hindering usability. I'm somewhat seeing a repeat of the Olympus E-M5II and Pen-F comparisons with the Sony A7III vs A7C. While the slightly smaller form factor is nice especially for street photography, I've had no issue shooting street with the A7II, A7III and A9. In practice, the flip out LCD is more cumbersome for street versus the tilt LCD found on the other Sony bodies. I would of preferred an LCD that either flipped over or under for selfies and video. [/QUOTE]

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