Bob,
The KX metering is much like the K2, but no automatic. A blue needle
indicates speed the camera is set to shoot at. A black needle reports what
the meter suggests. Match them and shoot.
The KX also shows the aperture set on the lens in the viewfinder, a feature
adopted on the MX.
Regards, Bob S.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< As usual, I seem to have a rather esoteric question,
this time about the KX and the K2 camera bodies. I am
very familiar with the viewfinder of the K1000: the
exposure needle on the right side with a notch between
the + and - exposure indicators. Is the KX or the K2
layed out the same way? or how are they different.
Thanks for any replies...Bob >>
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