In a rangefinder viewfinder, how do reflected framelines work compared to projected framelines?
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To quote from post by Brian Sweeney in a thread with a similar question on rangefinderforum.com:
Reflected lines are painted on the viewfinder, such as in the Nikon S3 and Canon P.
Projected lines are overlaid on the viewfinder using a beamsplitter. The Canon 7, Leica M, and Nikon SP are examples. ...
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