[LRflex] Re: Studio shot?
- From: David Young <dsy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: leicareflex@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 25 Aug 2008 09:44:02 -0700
Philippe again asked:
What I also meant was is there AE / AF (permanent) lock by means of
another switch/button as well ?
Yes... although, for me, it is rather poorly placed, close to the
eyepiece. (Shades of the L1!) However, there is a Fn (Function)
button more conveniently placed ... and the functions of the two can
be swapped in the menu. As I tend to hit the function button
accidentally, I have the Fn button turned off, on my camera.
Steve, full MF is fine, with good eyesight, and a bright VF so
that's ok with the E3, not so much with the L1, at all. That's its
main flaw from my point of view, hence the quest for another body.
But the little beast has a sentimental value very much like M users
must be feeling, don't ask me why.
The E3 body is definitely a step up from the L1 - particularly in the
finder. Despite what's claimed about being a "pro" body, I would not
call it that. It is, however very competitive in its price range ...
The feel is very solid and everything seems well thought
out. Although it has more buttons than I would like, They are mostly
well placed and handier than I would have originally thought.
Suffice it to say that I am happy enough with the results of the E3,
that if they come out with a 14mp model, I'll immediately buy one,
and keep the E3 as a second/spare/backup body.
Cheers!
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David Young,
Logan Lake, CANADA
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