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Sendt: 11. september 2004 18:15
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Emne: Re: *ist D for me
Yes, that is all correct. You can also use exposure compensation in all
modes, including shutter priority and hyper program mode in addition
to manual and ap priority. (There's also an idiot mode, which I bel
Yes, that is all correct. You can also use exposure compensation in all
modes, including shutter priority and hyper program mode in addition
to manual and ap priority. (There's also an idiot mode, which I believe
is called program that requires nothing of the user.,) Hyper program
mode, which
So, if I understand what you're saying, you can set the camera so that it
can under expose or over expose regardless of what the meter says is the
ideal exposure, and that can be done either manually or in ap priority, and
that you can override the camera's desire to change the iso.
Shel
Paul sai
Hi Shel,
You can control the camera to expose exactly the way you want it to. In
fact you have a great deal of control. You can use the camera in any of
five exposure modes, including full manual. In some of the auto modes,
you can also set it to change the ISO automatically if there's not
enou
It's surely right that the nitwit mode should be the default. If it
wasn't, the nitwits would never find it, so there would be no point in
having it.
John
On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 12:42:04 -0400, Caveman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On my P&S (C**n) it works like this:
AUTO ISO gives you ISO 50 unle
Dario Bonazza wrote:
> That's a requirement for me too, met by the *ist D (and other serious
> digicams too).
Hey, that implies the *istD to be a serious camera! Cool!
Dario :-)
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> If I were to get one of these puppies (or the new as-yet-to-be-released
> model) I'd like to be able to use it manually at all times (manual lenses,
> manual focus, manually setting shutter speed or aperture, or on aperture
> priority), unless I wanted to change something,
On my P&S (C**n) it works like this:
AUTO ISO gives you ISO 50 unless you use flash and the subject would be
out of range for proper illumination. In this case it will increase ISO
to the necessary value to get a properly exposed shot.
The one exception is when you set the camera mode to "Fast Sh
Thanks, Bruce. Your response makes me feel like the people portrayed in
the film, Open Water, bobbing in a sea of technical complexities
What I think I understand you to be saying is that the user can set the
camera up to behave as desired, although it's not the default and may take
some fiddlin
My second *istD and the DA 16-45 lens arrived late yesterday. i've set
up identical functions and custom functions in both cameras. After some
bad experiences with "auto sensitivity adjustment," I've turned that
off. If you're on Aperture priority, it will switch to a higher ISO
when it run
On Thu, 9 Sep 2004, Mark Roberts wrote:
> Juan, glad to have you back! Just last week I posted a message to the
> list about your web page for the "Pentax H 60mm f/8 Limited" lens (with
> the much sought-after "bokeh-on-demand" feature)!
It seems like the *istD was *made* for the Pentax H. Perfec
On 9/9/04, Juan , discombobulated, unleashed:
> Hello everybody,
Hey dude.
Cheers,
Cotty
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> - Original Message -
> From: "Juan J. Buhler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 1:26 AM
> Subject: *ist D for me
>
> >
> > Hello everybody,
> >
> > Been gone from the list for a long while. I've been shooting a bit,
> > but mainly with the
Hi, Juan.
Good to have you back. Congrats on the purchase!
Paul Stenquist and Cotty recently proved to me with one of my own
images that the *ist D can deliver images to be enlarged to A3. That's
sufficient quality for me for a good while. At least until a digital
alternative using my Pentax 645 l
"Juan J. Buhler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Anyway, UPS says my ist and 16-45 will be here tomorrow. Nothing to
>ask the list, just saying hi and sharing the excitement...
Juan, glad to have you back! Just last week I posted a message to the
list about your web page for the "Pentax H 60mm f/8 Li
Welcome back, Juan.
No doubt you'll love your new *ist D. There is no comparison to using the
M6/film.
The joy of getting to see and work with your pictures immediately is
tremendous.
And it works nicely.
What I found most appealing is, that I think of my old Pentax stuff, as if I
just got it. The
Glad you see you back.
occures to me that photography as we know it actually started about 100 years
ago (before that it was an alchemist's nightmare). So this century is the age of
digital imaging. You are getting in on the ground floor, just like if you had
bought one of those new fangled rol
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