Tom & Valerie DelRosario wrote:
> Of course, there is a con to the EOS implementation as well. I was taking
> macro pictures and had MLU turned on with CF5 on my Elan 7. Then I turned
> off the camera. I grabbed the camera when my daughter started doing
> something cute, pressed the shutter . . . and the mirror locked up. I was
> forced to just point the camera in her general direction, fire the shutter,
> and hope that she is even in the picture. I guess there is probably a way
> to put the mirror back down, but I didn't think about it at the time.
>
> Moral, turn of MLU when you are done.
>
You can turn your mode dial quickly to one of the P&S modes (green square or
for the case of your daughter, portrait mode) and shoot right away. The P&S
modes override all CF's settings, including MLU and exposure compensation as
well)...
Anyway (and to join the idea of the previous discussion), that depends on the
photographer... I wouldn't take a picture of my daughters in the same the film
I do some macro work because skin tones are awful in the saturated films for
that I like to use for macro work.
-regards,
Gerard.
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