I know this is a very old argument but after getting a Sony a6000 as they were too cheap to resist, Im actually a convert.
Do I prefer an OVF- yes, I probably still do, but since getting the a6000, there are certain benefits that I hadn't realised (this isn't a sony fanboy post, it would apply to all EVF's)
I have found that the sheer amount of photo's I take has increased, partly because the fun has come back into my photography. Im a Pentax guy, and I have a massive collection of old manual glass, and the a6000 has brought the fun back to the lenses as with the focus assist, even F1.2 glass is so easy to focus now and know you will nail the shot.
I find myself just picking a lens and going out to see what I can get with it, and although (especially in the dark) an EVF is a challenge, overall the experience is really positive and Im a big fan now..
Just thought I'd throw my tuppence worth in..
Do I prefer an OVF- yes, I probably still do, but since getting the a6000, there are certain benefits that I hadn't realised (this isn't a sony fanboy post, it would apply to all EVF's)
I have found that the sheer amount of photo's I take has increased, partly because the fun has come back into my photography. Im a Pentax guy, and I have a massive collection of old manual glass, and the a6000 has brought the fun back to the lenses as with the focus assist, even F1.2 glass is so easy to focus now and know you will nail the shot.
I find myself just picking a lens and going out to see what I can get with it, and although (especially in the dark) an EVF is a challenge, overall the experience is really positive and Im a big fan now..
Just thought I'd throw my tuppence worth in..