EOS 60D Can the Magnifying Frame be turned off?

[n2tu]

While doing astrophotography, the Magnifying Frame gets in the way of observation and focusing. Also, it ruins night vision.

I see it can be moved but don't see a way of turning it off.

Any help?

[Danny]

Hi, nt2u!

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[n2tu]

My typo....sorry!....the camera is a EOS 60D.

Again...sorry!

[kvbarkley]

Have you tried hitting the info button?

[n2tu]

Yes....but there doesn't seem to be a setting to turn the Magnifying Frame OFF. Did I miss it?

Thanks

[kvbarkley]

I had assumed you were in manual focus mode, are you?

[n2tu]

Bulb for astrophotography....

[kvbarkley]

I meant manual *focus* not exposure.

[n2tu]

Yes....M focus....need to turn off the Magnifying Frame. Thanks...

[kvbarkley]

If you are in manual mode, than maybe not. You might have to move it to a corner and put tape over it.