Hi Chris,
Thanks for your good wishes, as always. I'm thinking that the dynamic
spot focus is what I settled on in my first E-3 outing at a sporting
event. How do you like the 420? I keep trying to get my wife
interested, but she is in love with her lowly Stylus. Either that, or
she knows I would probably take it away from her.
Joel W.
On 12/8/08, Chris Barker <ftog@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi Joel
>
> And welcome back to the fold; I'm glad that your work is coming to an
> end, on the flood front at least, for the moment.
>
> I have started using an E-420 and I find that the AF takes a bit of
> getting used to because there are only 3 points, and the points don't
> seem to be flexible. With the E-3 I leave it on dynamic spot focus
> rather than all at once, but it is good to be able to move the spot
> around, either before or after focusing.
>
> Chris
>
> On 8 Dec 2008, at 04:14, Joel Wilcox wrote:
>
>> However, though there are
>> 11 focus points available, I can't really use them all. I think I
>> have found just setting the focus up like an E-1 or E-330 is best.
>> For the most part, I just try to keep the subject inside the circle
>> and let the camera do its magic. Anyone have a better suggestion
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