EVF Weirdness?

[deepsun]

First of all, I'm seriously considering selling my X-Pro2 to buy another X-T2, simply because I wear glasses a lot more often than contacts and the difference in size between the two viewfinders is huge for me. 

 

Also, maybe this is because I wear glasses, but I seem to notice a weirdly out-of-focus area in the upper righthand side of the viewfinder. I can't seem to get a photo of it with my phone, and my brother thinks it's because of the angle at which I look through the viewfinder, but I wanted to see if anyone else sees something like that. It almost looks like the diopter setting is off, but the rest of the viewfinder is tack sharp. I'm going to try wearing my contacts. 

[gordonrussell76]

Do you have a stigmatism in the eye you use with the viewfinder. Glasses correct stigmatisms but at the viewing angle and the fact that the lens in your glasses will by nature have a curve this could all be combining to give you the effect you are noticing.

[dincz]

astigmatism

[deepsun]

Hah. I guess this has been a learning experience. I've never been told I have an astigmatism, but it's highly likely. Shooting vertically doesn't produce any issues in that area of the viewfinder, so it must be my eyeballs. Happens when I wear my contacts too. It's still a better viewfinder for me than the X-Pro2!