metering(also known as stop-down metering)
may be more accurate than open-aperture metering because it takes the meter
reading with the lens at the same aperture as will be used to actually take
Also, it isn't affected by vignetting of the lens, when using evaluative
or averaging metering mode.
Fra
that allows a part of the lens group to slide out from the
cone and become thin enough to store in the compact body.
(otherwise, the RZ1 and R1 seem interesting cameras with really fast
start-up,AF and shutterlag. I am still waiting for a digital
equivalent of GR1s though)
Good light!
fra
into the discussion on LCD mirrors
;-) ?
Good light!
fra
party
member, that is - some people are just more equal than others)
g
fra
Hi Paul, welcome back :)
I still remember fondly the heaps of great info you had on all the 3rd
party gems...
Frantisek
, here is a quick peek at it:
http://members.chello.cz/fotof/pwd/hronov2004/antigona1/
Comments (all!) welcome!
Good light!
fra
Sorry, but my host is having some problems with upload. Only part of
the images was uploaded.
So here is the alternate location:
http://fotof.wz.cz/paw/hronov2004/Antigona1/index.html
Hope the damn thing will work this time!
fra
, I've also found the Ka version to be less than
F reliable. (YMMV)
Hi Fred, I had the same (unfortunate) experience. The K-A adaptall-2
isn't too good, I had frequently lost contacts when the lens was even
slightly twisted.
Good light!
fra
though.
Good light!
fra
Hi,
if you do get a zoom for your K1000, do get one with constant
aperture (that is, like 80-210/4, not 70-210/4-5.6). Otherwise,
your exposure will change when you zoom, and you will have to
forever adjust for it.
Good light!
fra
degrees. It's fairly sturdy but I don't think
enough for superteles (as it has only the small rectangular QR plate).
I used it a lot with lenses which do not rotate, and it's fine.
Good light!
fra
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