Is exposure to sunlight harmful to photographic SLR? Ask an experienced photographer for answers.

To tell the truth, the energy of the sun is still very strong. In the non-shooting state, the sunlight does not directly shine on the photosensitive element, but hits the optical viewfinder through the reflector, which is a small window that we see with our eyes. Only by pressing the shutter can the photosensitive original receive the optical information, but generally speaking, the time is relatively short. However, if you use a real-time viewfinder, you just need to turn on cmos to view the camera and always receive light information. In this case, the damage is great. Although there is no direct result to prove the damage of strong light to the photosensitive original, people will peel off after a day in the sun. I think we should try not to shoot the sun with real scenes for a long time.