Easy.
The LCD overlay for the viewfinder that displays the active autofocus
points could also carry APS frame lines that would only appear (or be
highlighted) when the sensor switches to APS mode.
Regards,
Anthony Farr
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From: "Pål Jensen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Mark w
Exactly Mike.
Pentax gives us more than what we want and we still complain. For God sakes
go out and shoot and stop complaining..
Hahahaha -that should get 'em going..
Vic
In a message dated 3/3/03 11:50:22 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>From: Mike
>
>>> Well it's like it's always is on the P
If you have an optical finder with built in Zoom??? I thought the Olydak
looked HUGE for what it was.
At 09:10 PM 3/3/2003 +0100, you wrote:
Mark wrote:
> Well, the D100 has a feature that allows the user to activate "rule of
> thirds" grid lines in the viewfinder if desired. In a full-frame DSLR
Pål Jensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Mark wrote:
>
>> So your 10+ megapixel full-frame DSLR would automatically become a 6
>> megapixel "APS" DSLR whenever the appropriate lens was attached.
>
>But what about the finder?
Well, the D100 has a feature that allows the user to activate "rule of
th
From: Mike
>> Well it's like it's always is on the PDML. People
asks for a DSLR,
otherwise
>> they're going to jump the ship. Pentax shows the
DSLR, and people
still
>> consider to jump the ship, because the *ist D
"can't compete with
Canon
>> anyway". Come on, the product isn't finished yet
Mark wrote:
> So your 10+ megapixel full-frame DSLR would automatically become a 6
> megapixel "APS" DSLR whenever the appropriate lens was attached.
But what about the finder?
Pål
"Roland Mabo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>We might end up in a situation where Pentax has two systems - where the
>small sized digital can use the high-end lenses, but the high-end bodies
>can't use the low-end lenses.
Not at all. A high end (full frame) digital body could automatically
detect
> Well it's like it's always is on the PDML. People asks for a DSLR, otherwise
> they're going to jump the ship. Pentax shows the DSLR, and people still
> consider to jump the ship, because the *ist D "can't compete with Canon
> anyway". Come on, the product isn't finished yet. The final specificat
new AF
technology. AF motors in the lenses, image stabilisation. A new compact line
of lenses with wide-angles, standardzooms and telephotos. It's very possible
Pentax digital future doesn't end with the *ist D, I'm sure that they'll
working on an even more advanced model. Perhaps a
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