What's driving me nuts now is that at one time I did have the ISO
displayed at the left of the frame. AFAIK I have made no changes
(although I must have) but the ISO display has disappeared and I don't
know how to get it back.
From your comment "I use the same display settings for both viewfinder
and screen" the displays must be individually customizable... but I
cannot see how to do it.
Chuck Norcutt
On 1/21/2013 7:27 PM, Moose wrote:
> On 1/19/2013 4:14 PM, Chuck Norcutt wrote:
>> OK, I was expecting to see exactly what's on that page. I don't get all
>> the settings and ISO (when it's shown @$$#*!&^) is over on the left
>> about 1/2 way up. I'm not sure how long it had been setting there
>> unseen since it was isolated from the rest.
>
> I wondered what you were ranting about, and finally looked at the manual,
> pages 30-31. You simply misunderstand the
> system. The illustrations show all possible icons, as a reference to what
> they mean and which pages of the manual
> explain them.
>
> I don't know if it is possible to have all icons active at once, but you
> would not want that. Many of them simply
> indicate whether a function is activated or not, and perhaps something about
> its setting. When the function is not
> active, the icon is not visible. As a practical matter, I think this is much
> better than having all of them show all the
> time, with different looks for on and off. Less cluttered, and less
> confusing, for me.
>
> I think the Super Control Panel is indeed Super. It shows at a glance more
> settings than I keep track of, and allows
> touch access to all of them for setting.
>
> As to the location of the ISO info, sounds more like you are upset at
> yourself for not noticing it than that it is an
> inherently 'bad' location. I rather like that Focusing mode and ISO are over
> there, not surrounded by a lot of other
> stuff, as they are what I most often check. If WB were over with them, that
> would be even better for me.
>
> I use the same display settings for both viewfinder and screen.
>
> Data Overload Moose
>
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