>>3327572>Even if you're a lefty you're going to be squishing your face on the camera no matter where the viewfinder is.Isn't the OP asking about the viewfinder bump, though? Why are you talking as if this is not a major design element of these cameras?
For the record, I'm not a "lefty." I am strongly right hand dominant, but slightly left eye dominant. I can use my right eye to look through the viewfinder, it's just more natural to bring the camera up to my left eye and to focus on things with my left eye (with or without my glasses on). I wish all "rangefinder style" mirrorless cameras had a viewfinder bump so I didn't have to smash my nose up against the camera. I have what's described as a Roman nose, which has a prominent bridge. I imagine that people with Semitic noses have it even worse. That's the one negative aspect of having all these digital cameras designed by Japanese companies. Their noses are so much smaller.
