To "Christian Rieck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Re: Exposure and autofocus lock on F-90x - custom function?
[v04.n226/3] Message: 3
> one question to those of you who own the photo secretary or the
> MF-26: In the F-90x, is there a custom function available which makes
> the exposure lock button on the camera's back to a combined exposue
> and AF lock button? (On the F-601 this feature is available.)
The MF-26 has an AF/AE lock option that combines both functions. The
Photosecretary also has this.
But MF-26 settings override Photosecretary AF/AE lock functions.
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To: "Doniel M. Scheindlin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Re: N90s rewind noise [v04.n226/5] Message: 5
> I have an N90s which I purchase from B&H several months ago. It is
fairly
> noisy during the rewind. Is this normal for the N90s? I guess it
didn't
The N90s rewind is really noisy.
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To: "kp foo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Re: ballhead [v04.n226/6] Message: 6
>
>I was shown the
> Arca-Swiss B1 ballhead, it is very good and very easy to work but it
is
> very expensive. I cannot justify the $ for the Acra-Swiss. Does
anyone
> have other suggestions for a good and resonable priced ballhead.
Thanks.
Try the Kirk ballheads or their modified versions of other brands.
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: SB Flash for F70 Help...... [v04.n226/14]
Message: 14
>
>I am looking for a flash, hopefully it will be SB-24 or younger
(25,26,27,28...). Can anybody tell me the features I can exploit
> using each of those flash? I have been offered one second hand SB-24
and
> SB-25. Considering the price, I would like to go for SB-24, but I
wonder,
> does the Sb-25 possess the extra features that can't be found in 24?
> Furthermore, can my F70 utilize those features?
The SB-25,26,27,&28 all offer 3-D Matrix balanced fill flash provided
you use a D-type lens. The SB-24 doesn't.
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: metering system guidance [v04.n226/16]
Message: 16
The three metering modes of the N90s/F90X gives you the choice or
control in determining what you may consider as correct exposure.
Spot- Metering is completely biased towards the center small circle of
the viewfinder. You can then measure highlights, shadows, and middle
tones.
Center-weighted- Metering gives a 75% concentration on the 12mm circle
in the viewfinder. This gives goodexposure if you can fill the circle
with your subject.
Matrix metering- With matrixmetering it takes all 8segments into
consideration. If the camera senses recomposition, it should bias
towards the sides, if it senses the subject is right in the center, it
should bias towards the center. When shooting with horizontals, take
care of the horizontal line and the separation between the segments in
the metering.
Hope this helps.
Carlo
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