Canon PowerShot G3 X Viewfinder Type
Canon PowerShot G3 X viewfinder is a single most important user interactive feature that allows you to see the actual frame that you are going to capture. Is having a camera with viewfinder really worth? One of the most welcoming trends in new camera design is the return of the eye-level viewfinder. You can capture it with an optical viewfinder or an electronics viewfinder.
- Optical Viewfinder: In Compact cameras, the optical viewfinders show only 75-90% of what the lens sees, and not the total area of a frame.
- Electronics Viewfinder: Though not as clear as optical viewfinder, EVF shows total area of a scene you are about to capture. Advantage of having an EVF is that it displays key camera settings. So you don't need to look at LCD for setting and accurate framing.
Not all Canon cameras have a viewfinder. Canon PowerShot G3 X viewfinder type is Electronic (optional) of Not Applicable size having Not Applicable coverage. Magnification refers to the relationship between the size of the subject on the imaging sensor and the subject's size in absolute sense. It is usually expressed as a decimal fraction on 1. 1X is the size that appear to be when you look at them with your naked eye. With Canon PowerShot G3 X camera, you would get the claimed magnification as Not Available.