Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/03/23
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]De: Dave Richards <dprichards@uswest.net> >You're right. Up to a point. In order to take manual control of my N90, >or to change exposure mode, focus mode, metering mode, etc., it's necessary >for me to take the camera down from my eye, fiddle with tiny buttons, turns >wheels, etc. And then I get the camera back to my eye in time to determine >that I've missed another good shot because I was focusing too much on my >equipment and too little on the subject. My point was that You can set the camera to manual everything, if thats your preference, and then stop worrying about little buttons and so on. The way I normally use my F3 and F90 is in aperture priority mode, I measure the part I prefer, or somthing that gives the time I want, then use AE-lock. (I wore out the AE-lock button on my first F3.) /Anders Nygren