I noticed the other day that I was having trouble focusing with my viewfinder and that the image wasn't sharp to my eyes unless I really squinted.
The display all looks pin sharp (that's how I originally set it) but the image isn't unless it's a close object. If I'm focusing on a distant object (10ft or more) then I have to set the diopter 7 clicks from the left for it to look sharp, but then close up objects don't look as sharp when I focus on them.
I assumed that the image I was looking at in the viewfinder was on one 2d plane, so I can't understand why this would be, unless this isn't the case and I'm just a bit short-sighted?
I do spend all day using a pc at work so maybe my eyes are just a bit tired, and it seems less of an issue when it's bright out (viewfinder is a bit dim on my 550d).
Anyone know what I need to do? For now I just have to trust my autofocus.
The display all looks pin sharp (that's how I originally set it) but the image isn't unless it's a close object. If I'm focusing on a distant object (10ft or more) then I have to set the diopter 7 clicks from the left for it to look sharp, but then close up objects don't look as sharp when I focus on them.
I assumed that the image I was looking at in the viewfinder was on one 2d plane, so I can't understand why this would be, unless this isn't the case and I'm just a bit short-sighted?
I do spend all day using a pc at work so maybe my eyes are just a bit tired, and it seems less of an issue when it's bright out (viewfinder is a bit dim on my 550d).
Anyone know what I need to do? For now I just have to trust my autofocus.