LCD view and eyeview are two different viewing angles that you can use when looking through your camera’s viewfinder. The LCD view is a wider angle, while the eyeview is a more narrow angle.
In this blog post, we will show you how to switch between LCD and Eyeview in Nikon 6 of two angle.
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Canon 6D Mark II Dual Views
The Canon 6D Mark II is a highly capable camera, offering outstanding image quality and impressive shooting speeds. One of the great features of this camera is its ability to switch between LCD and eye-level viewfinder (EVF) views.
This can be very helpful when shooting in different lighting conditions or when you want to save battery power. In this article, we’ll show you how to quickly and easily switch between the two views.
When to Use LCD View?
The LCD view is great for shooting in Live View mode, which is when the camera uses the image sensor to preview the scene on the rear LCD screen. This is helpful in a number of situations, such as:
- When you’re shooting in low light and want to use a longer shutter speed
- When you want to see the image on a larger screen
- When you want to shoot video
To switch to LCD view, simply press the Lv button on the back of the camera. The view will then automatically switch to the LCD screen.
If you want to exit LCD view and go back to using the eye-level viewfinder, simply press the Lv button again.
When to Use Eye-Level View?
The eye-level view is the traditional way of looking through the camera and composing your shots. This is helpful in a number of situations, such as:
- When you’re shooting in bright light and don’t need to use the LCD screen
- When you want to save battery power by not using the LCD screen
- When you want a more immersive experience when shooting
To switch to eye-level view, simply look through the viewfinder and compose your shot. The view will then automatically switch to the eye-level view.
If you want to exit eye-level view and go back to using the LCD screen, simply press the Lv button on the back of the camera.
Switch Between LCD to Eyeview in Nikon 6
It is easy to switch between the eye-level viewfinder and the LCD in Nikon 6. Just look down at the shooting information display and press the info button (i). The camera will automatically switch to the eye-level viewfinder.
Pressing the info button (i) again will take you back to the LCD screen. You can also switch between the two by using the viewfinder/LCD switch on the side of the camera.
If you have your Nikon 6 set to continuous shooting mode, you can take advantage of the LCD screen to preview each image after it is taken. Simply press the info button (i) to bring up the last image taken in the review window.
To view the next image in the sequence, just press the info button (i) again
Canon Models that Support LCD and EyeView Mode
There are many Canon models that have the ability to switch between LCD and EyeView mode. This can be a great feature if you want to conserve battery life, or if you want to use the camera in different ways. Here is a list of some of the Canon models that support this feature:
- Canon EOS 5D Mark IV
- Canon EOS 6D Mark II
- Canon EOS 7D Mark II
- Canon EOS 77D
- Canon EOS 80D
- Canon EOS Rebel T7i
- Canon EOS Rebel SL2
To switch between LCD and EyeView mode on any of these Canon models, simply press the “DISP” button on the back of the camera.
The camera will then cycle through the different display options. Keep pressing the button until you reach the display mode that you want to use.
Conclusion
Nikon 6 is a great camera for photography enthusiasts. It has two viewing screens: the LCD and the eye-view finder. You can switch between the two by pressing the “LCD/Viewfinder” button on the back of the camera.
If you want to take a picture without using the flash, set your Nikon 6 to “silent.” This will prevent any sounds from coming out of the camera while you’re taking pictures.
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