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
27/2/2
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 u
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, the
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.
>
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
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