I will not admit to that. Rather than some confusion due to age I
think we are just wrongly comparing our skill with a rather simple
camera after ten or fifteen years of use to a very complex camera
that we will only use for a few years before moving to the next
technology plateau.
I think I saw that Leica discontinued their digital back for their
SLR. If they duplicate their approach with a new DSLR that they took
with the M8, ie., an aperture priority manual focus camera, they may
find a lot of enthusiastic old farts, who understand what makes for
an easy to use camera snapping them up, even if they are expensive.
Winsor
Long Beach, California, USA
On / October 22, 2007 CE, at 5:45 AM, Chuck Norcutt wrote:
> But these are the kinds of things you only discover through usage.
> The
> A1 has some problems too now that I don't use it so much. I sometimes
> can't remember how to do some things. I normally prefer a gridded
> finder display and sometimes accidentally turn it off. Getting it
> back
> on again is not intuitive and I usually have to refer to the manual.
> Once I read it I slap my head and say, that's simple, why couldn't I
> remember that. Age I guess.
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