At 07:01 AM 10/29/02 -0800, William Sommerwerck wrote:
My D-620L tends to underexpose (ie, I don't like the default exposure). To
increase the exposure, I have to navigate the menu, because Olympus was too
cheap to put an exposure-compensation dial on the camera. When you consider
that "pro" digicams aren't any smaller than 35mm cameras, there's no excuse
for not duplicating the "important" film-camera controls.
Hi William,
When you say "pro digicam" I assume you are referring to cameras other than
your D-620L since I believe that it's something in the range of a 1.4mp
consumer item. Anyway, are you sure that the true pro digicams don't have
easily operated exposure compensation functions? The reason I ask is that
my Olympus C3040 has the compensation buttons right on the rear of the
camera and I find them easier to operate than the dials on my OM bodies. I
would have thought that the pro bodies would have similar controls.
Later,
Johnny
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