At 07:40 AM 4/26/2007, Chuck Norcutt wrote:
>Actually, I did think of something else. When the
>camera is on a tripod with the eyepiece at eye level I can't see the top
>control buttons to know which is which nor read the LCD panel on the top
>of the camera. But my OM's weren't any better in that respect. In the
>same situation I couldn't easily read the aperture and shutter speeds
>which were at the top of the lens or lens mount. I think I need to
>carry a pocket mirror or a step stool. :-)
Nope, that's when you need to use the right angle finder and lower
the tripod a little. ;-) When shooting from a tripod I use the RA
finder and only use the view through it for framing and focusing. I
use the top LCD for all the exposure settings. (Usually in manual
exposure mode.)
Later,
Johnny
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