On 27 Feb 2003 at 0:23, Alan Chan wrote:
Perhaps for uploading pictures through USB. Press it once and it will upload
everything to the PC.
I guess: press it once and a white balance offset will be set that will be
applied to subsequent captured images. Welcome to the world of direct digital
on 27.02.03 10:32, Rob Studdert at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess: press it once and a white balance offset will be set that will be
applied to subsequent captured images. Welcome to the world of direct digital
image capture.
For sure you have to point at the neutral colour surface, then
On 27 Feb 2003 at 11:03, Sylwester Pietrzyk wrote:
on 27.02.03 10:32, Rob Studdert at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess: press it once and a white balance offset will be set that will be
applied to subsequent captured images. Welcome to the world of direct digital
image capture.
For
After looking at some pictures of the *ist-D on DPReview I rather
think it is for allowing the camera to communicate with ones computer
when it is necessary to upload images.
On the majority of digital cameras there is a 'play' mode and one has to
switch the camera into that mode before it will
Dear all,
I notice that there is a strange button at the left side of the front body
of *ist-D, just above the MF-AFC-AFS switch. The marking is a rectangle
supported by two triangles.
So the guessing game start: is it the long awaited image stabilizing
function?
Regards,
Henry Chu
I think it shows a computer. Thus, it is probably a
USB hook up, maybe???
--- Iren Henry Chu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear all,
I notice that there is a strange button at the left
side of the front body
of *ist-D, just above the MF-AFC-AFS switch. The
marking is a rectangle
nah, too small. The USB connection will be under the rubber flap on the
front right or rear right of the camera. It is definitely a button we
are all talking about.
Cheers
Shaun
Steve Pearson wrote:
I think it shows a computer. Thus, it is probably a
USB hook up, maybe???
--- Iren Henry Chu
No, it is a button, not a connector.
I was thinking it might control some momentary change in the viewfinder but
my imagination won't take me any further.
stan
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on 2/26/03 11:38 PM, Steve Pearson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think it shows a computer. Thus, it is probably a
USB hook
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