Bob Poe writes:
> As usual, I seem to have a rather esoteric question,
> this time about the KX and the K2 camera bodies. I am
> very familiar with the viewfinder of the K1000: the
> exposure needle on the right side with a notch between
> the + and - exposure indicators. Is the KX or the K2
> layed out the same way? or how are they different.
I don't know about the KX but the K2 is totally different. You have all the
shutter speeds labelled down the side of the viewfinder, and the needle just
points to the appropriate speed for the aperture you've set. A blue indicator
shows your selected shutter speed. It takes up the whole height of the
viewfinder.
The good thing about doing it this way is that I can see that I'm 10-stops
under instead of the "somewhere beyond 2 stops" that I get with the Z-1p.
Cheers,
- Dave
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