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Recent posts by Lloyd at MacPerformanceGuide.com, WindInMyFace.com:
2024-04-13 Apple Plans to Overhaul Entire Mac Line With AI-Focused M4 Chips
2024-04-12 NEW! OWC Envoy SSD
2024-04-12 NEW! OWC Envoy Pro Elektron
2024-04-12 NEW! OWC Envoy Pro Mini Thumb Drive SSD
2024-04-10 Exercise: Positive vs Negative Energy Balance? A Personal Challenge.
2024-04-10 Live Longer and Better: Why Exercise Intensity Matters for Longevity
2024-04-10 The Ultimate Mac Buyer’s Guide, Part 6: What GPU Cores Actually Do, and the Value of Upgrading
2024-04-10 Data From Nonexistent Temperature Stations — 30% FABRICATED
2024-04-09 Astounding Deals: 2020 iMac 5K or 2019 MacBook Pro M1 Max 16-inch
Following up on my Dec 22 entry regarding the “fireball” in the viewfinder, I’ve discovered what causes it: the Nikon anti-fog eyepiece! With the eyepiece in place the extremely bright spot is present; remove the anti-fog eyepiece and it disappears. I had used the as-shipped eyepiece until quite recently, which apparently does not have this issue.
