[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I turn it off to save on batteries and speed up the process. When I want to see an image,
I just press the review button. Yesterday I shot 35 frames without looking. It was an
idiot simple shot, and I knew I was getting what I wanted. And now that I'm used to the
camera, there's not much guesswork in exposures, so I didn't really need to see the
histogram. After 35, I took a peak, then thumbed through a few shots. More for the sake
of "chimping" than checking :-).
Paul
The only time I turned automatic image review *on* when using the *istD,
I was photographing an eclipse.
I only check review images (manually) during my shooting session if I'm
worried about exposure or if I'm sure that a shot was messed up and am
considering deleting it in the field (something else I generally don't
do, though).
After all, coming from years of shooting film and waiting maybe hours
and maybe days to see what I shot, I'm comfortable with waiting until I
get home and reviewing everything at a decent size on my monitor.
ERNR
