> "Jim Davis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As a follow up I just did a test of the autofocus sensors on my EOS 10 at
> F5.6. In dim room light, all three sensors seem sensitive to both horizontal
> and vertical lines, giving immediate focus and confirmation. The room light
> was not dim enough to turn on the auto focus assist either in this case.
> While I haven't any experience using other EOS cameras, with a USM lens,
> this camera autofocuses very well. I have to conclude all three sensors are
> cross type and work at F 5.6.
Hi Jim,
I was able to find some more information about the EOS 10 at Klaus Schroiff's
Photozone (Hi Klaus :-)
http://www.photozone.de/canoncamera.htm#mid
and at the EOS FAQ v2.4 at it's mirror
http://www.geo.tu-freiberg.de/docs/eos-faq/7bodies.html#q15
Apparently, there is a central cross-type sensor, and two flanking
sensors that sensitive to horizontal lines.
Regarding differences between EOS 10 and EOS 30, those articles also point
out that on the EOS 10:
Built-in flash covers 35mm FOV
No Flash Exposure Compensation
No Centre-weighted metering (Is this true?)
No Red-eye Reduction function
Cheers
Julian Loke
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