Lawrence Kwan wrote:
And in case of *ist, it can give priority in the matrix metering area
corresponding to the focal point. Off centered subjects is one example
where P-TTL should be better.
For this to work I assume one would have to use either the multi-point
focusing (letting the camera
On Thu, 18 Dec 2003, Joseph Tainter wrote:
Lawrence Kwan wrote:
And in case of *ist, it can give priority in the matrix metering area
corresponding to the focal point. Off centered subjects is one example
where P-TTL should be better.
For this to work I assume one would have to use either
on 16.12.03 17:51, Joseph Tainter at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone who owns the AF360FGZ confirm that P-TTL has given you
better exposures than ordinary TTL?
Yes, P-TTL is significant upgrade to plain TTL. It usually tries to expose
picture so as the flash would be as weak as possible to
Can someone who owns the AF360FGZ confirm that P-TTL has given you
better exposures than ordinary TTL?
In what conditions?
Thanks,
Joe
On Tue, 16 Dec 2003, Joseph Tainter wrote:
Can someone who owns the AF360FGZ confirm that P-TTL has given you
better exposures than ordinary TTL?
P-TTL uses matrix metering, so in theory, it should give better results
when center weighted metering could be fooled. And in case of *ist, it
can
On Tue, 16 Dec 2003 09:51:33 -0700, Joseph Tainter wrote:
Can someone who owns the AF360FGZ confirm that P-TTL has given you
better exposures than ordinary TTL?
Yes
In what conditions?
In images with a wide contrast range, such as a light coloured subject
on a dark background or vis-a-versa.
At 09:51 AM 12/16/2003 -0700, you wrote:
Can someone who owns the AF360FGZ confirm that P-TTL has given you better
exposures than ordinary TTL?
I've found it to be much better when shooting macros of things like
damselflies that don't fill much of the area in the frame. With plain TTL
I'd
I am surprised it took Pentax so many years to offer matrix metering in TTL
flash mode. I still remember my sold F801s had spot, centre-weight and
matrix modes for TTL flash. The first thing I noticed when I bought the Z-1p
was that the manual said nothing about this.
Yours regards,
Alan Chan
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Subject: Why P-TTL?
Can someone who owns the AF360FGZ confirm that P-TTL has given you
better exposures than ordinary TTL?
In what conditions?
Thanks,
Joe
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