RE: Photokina - a few pictures
- From: Karen Nakamura <mail@xxxxxxxx>
- To: leica@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 1 Oct 2004 13:22:24 +0900
Actually Karen, a lot of cameras have a seperate button for AE lock. What's
nice about that is that you can keep the lock over several exposures where
you cannot with the shutter release version. I'm thinking of many of the
Nikon's and other SLR's. Actually, IF the button is in a handy place, than
I'd prefer that to the shutter release version, though it is yet another
button on the camera.
Huh.... on my EOS 3 and 10D, I actually flip the * (AE-Lock) and
AF-lock (half-shutter press) so that the * is the AF-Lock and the
AE-lock is the half-shutter press.
Karen
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Actually Karen, a lot of cameras have a seperate button for AE lock. What's nice about that is that you can keep the lock over several exposures where you cannot with the shutter release version. I'm thinking of many of the Nikon's and other SLR's. Actually, IF the button is in a handy place, than I'd prefer that to the shutter release version, though it is yet another button on the camera.
- RE: Photokina - a few pictures
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