The viewfinder of a rangefinder camera with precision when compared to any DSLR comes out with broken bones.
was particularly struck by the parallax error that, although Leica is flaunting an effective correction, is present.
The advantage, however, the Leica viewfinder is that there is no blackout during shooting and that always shows as well as an outdoor area into the scene.
my D300, for example, has a magnificent sight, with 100% coverage, it means throwing in the eye, you'll see exactly what the sensor captures, needless to say that you can easily compose, controlling everything that is inserted into the picture.
But what happens outside ?
Framing with an SLR you will feel good scene because we are forced to move the camera in four directions, while with a Leica enough to look just outside the frame of focus.
The image that correlates to the article, you see yellow in the frame for the 35mm, while the white frame for the 135mm, the opaque rectangle in the center is the heart of the rangefinder system, shows that when two images are superimposed (as in the example) indicate that the image is actually in focus. Using
a 35mm lens the image will be captured only within the yellow frame.
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