Peter Smith asks:
> I find because of the image dimming my eyesight is incapable of fully
> appreciating the depth of focus in the viewfinder image.
*nod* And it's even worse through a red filter...
> Therefore the DOF
> button is useless to me. I know many correspondents here regard this
> f
Peter wrote:
>Therefore the DOF
>button is useless to me. I know many correspondents here regard this
>feature as essential - but can they actually use it. When is it most
>useful? (macro work I assume). I personally would be interested in other's
>views.
>
>Regards
>
>Peter
>
Hi Peter,
I use
On Fri, 23 Feb 2001 16:16:47 -, Peter Smith wrote:
>I find because of the image dimming my eyesight is incapable of fully
>appreciating the depth of focus in the viewfinder image. Therefore the DOF
>button is useless to me. I know many correspondents here regard this
>feature as essential -
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From: Peter Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 23, 2001 11:17 AM
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Subject: RE: Step-down metering
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Bill Peifer wrote:
>It's often impossible to focus your lens at reduced aperture (not enough
>light to see the scene
>clearly), so you may have to set the aperture wide open in order to focus,
>then stop it down to meter and shoot. Someone on the list noted that you
>can think of stop-down meter
I've noticed on some older lenses, particularly longer
ones, it says not automatic and step-down metering
required. What exactly does this mean and how does
this work?
thnx- martin
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