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Mit der Diana F+ und der Diana Mini fokussiert bleiben

October 16, 2012 2 comments

Sehen ist verstehen! Ich liebe es, mein Diana-Duo mitzunehmen, aber ich habe im Dunklen Probleme, den Fokuspfeil zu sehen. Mit der Zeit geht die Sonne natürlich unter und Dunkelheit macht sich breit. Ich konnte nicht mehr gut fokussieren, also musste ich etwas unternehmen!

Goldener Glitzer auf dem Fokuspfeil

Es gab eine einfache Lösung! Ich habe mir einfach etwas Glitzernagellack geschnappt und den Pfeil markiert. Nun kann ich alles immer gut erkennen! Wenn man etwas Licht hat, sieht man sofort, worauf der Pfeil zeigt. Wenn du keinen Nagellack hast, probiere etwas anderes wie Folie, Farbe oder Metallsticker. Alles, was auch nur ein bißchen reflektiert, eignet sich dazu!

Alles in allem habe ich nun keine Probleme mehr beim Fokussieren. Mein Glitzerpfeil fokussiert nun perfekt zu jeder Tageszeit!

written by lynxalb00 and translated by fabo

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2 comments

  1. minna1608

    minna1608

    simpel aber verdammt hilfreich, danke.

    7 months ago · report as spam
  2. cornelius_rost

    cornelius_rost

    Einen Glitzerpfeil, sowas nobles hatte ich nicht. :-)
    Bei meiner Diana Mini wurde das Pfeilchen in schödem weiss gestaltet.

    7 months ago · report as spam

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