02-03-2018, 01:53 PM
You can choose between having the exposure simulation or not. If not, EVF will always be as if you're shooting with no exposure compensation on AUTO. Which means it'll always be bright whatever settings you have and whatever the lighting condition is.
The only way to make the EVF go dark is to turn the exposure simulation on and dial in some settings to make the exposure go dark. Like -5EV exposure compensation or just silly manual settings.
You can change anything with minimum button press on A6000 but you have to read the manual and set up the camera first. Don't expect to find a button that says ISO or PRESS TO CHANGE FOCUS POINT. Set those up first.
EVF is not the best you can get but it works. The real letdown is the lenses.
The only way to make the EVF go dark is to turn the exposure simulation on and dial in some settings to make the exposure go dark. Like -5EV exposure compensation or just silly manual settings.
You can change anything with minimum button press on A6000 but you have to read the manual and set up the camera first. Don't expect to find a button that says ISO or PRESS TO CHANGE FOCUS POINT. Set those up first.
EVF is not the best you can get but it works. The real letdown is the lenses.