--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Tom DelRosario" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> To again point out, if you don't want flash in
low-light, the AF assist will not operate at all
because you need to pop up the flash for the AF assist
to fire. If you do want to use flash, there is a CF
that will turn off the AF assist, but still fire the
flash.
>
I'm not sure if you mentioned this previously, but you
can set this same custom function to fire the AF
assist light but not fire the flash. This works on
both the built in flash and an external Speedlite and
helps with quick focussing. Of course, if you won't NO
flash at all (such as in places that forbid it) then,
yes, the AF assist from the built in flash is
unusable.
Nik
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