Drikus van der Veen wrote:
> And just like most of your problems Greenspun didn't use the metering of the
> EOS5 correctly. (Greenspun metered and then recomposed) You can link your
> flash-metering to your used focus-point, but then you have to set the
> appropiate CF and *don't* use ECF. If I do that, than I get very good
> pictures in situations just like that!
I think there's a misunderstanding here. I've never used an A-TTL
camera. I've only used E-TTL, which doesn't need a CF or
deactivation of ECF, if I understand things correctly.
> In many situations distance info is of no value at all. Like when you're
> bouncing, use filters, use hyperfocal focusing, etc. (See also a thread
> about two weeks ago)
I agree. I'm not totally convinced that the lack of distance info
is a problem most of the time. I'm not one who really criticizes
this in Canon...it's just something that often comes up as a
gripe on this list and elsewhere.
> E-TTL does work with
> any EF-lens and all A-type bodys. I think we're the lucky one's!
I must I agree with you again! E-TTL is good and is available
even for the humble Rebel 2000. (I used to own one as my primary
body, so I speak from that position of meekness. :) )
Chris
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