I hate to say this, but your dilemma is one of the reasons that I kept my
manual focus Canons. Low light autofocus had plagued me, especially when
shooting indoors with my EOS-RT. People all around me with the lowliest
point-and-shoot cameras had no problems.
Solution? Bring the RT and my T-90 with a 55mm f1:1.2 lens just in case.
Gary Thurlow
At 10:41 AM 1/21/01, Rob Nykoluk wrote:
>I was at a social event last night, and I had a great deal of difficulty
>shooting pictures. It was very dark. On auto-focus the focus assist light
>would come on and it was VERY intrusive, in some cases ruining the moment.
>When I tried manual focus, I couldn't see very well, and the Rebel has no
>screen marker to aid in focusing.
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