[rollei_list] Re: Who uses a T as a 'daily driver'
- From: stephen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- To: rollei_list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 02 Feb 2010 18:34:16 +0000
Hi Frank:
Thanks for the considered response. I'm one of those who never got on well with
evs - I've never engaged it on my 2.8e.
If I got a T I guess I would have to get with the evs workflow, which you
describe perfectly. Doesn't sound like it will hurt too bad.
Maybe I should turn that little button, engage evs on my 'e' and shoot a roll
or two the way you describe. Perhaps I will come to appreciate evs like you do.
> The first camera I owned had an EVS shutter and I got used to setting the
> exposure value then adjusting either aperture or shutter speed in the
> knowledge that the exposure would remain as I intended. It seemed
> completely logical to me such that when I had a camera without, I
> considered it a retrograde step <snip>
> To my amazement some people do not like it, why? goodness knows.
> I find that when I have it I use it, no problem for me to get familiar
> with it again!
> YMMV
> Frank D
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