Peter, Congrats on the 40D. I agree. The 10D is a bit of a slug. I've shot some nice pictures with the one I had though. But I haven't regretted upgrading to a 1D II N.
> And the switch for the quick control dial is > integrated with the main power switch, so you have two clicks to switch > on. Why is there a switch for the quick control anyhow? Does anyone > routinely switch it off? Why? I'm left eye dominant, thus, my nose tends to rub against the rear control dial. It's normally not a big deal, but if I'm shooting sports in constant lighting conditions, I'll turn it off. That way I prevent an accidental change of the aperture and resulting screw-up of the exposure. Now, having to go two clicks on the power switch to turn the dial on would be kinda annoying. I'd prefer it to be on at the first click, then dial off at the second click. Oh, well... I'm sure I'd get used to it real fast the way it is. Tom * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
