Steve, That sounds right to me. When I used PZ-1p's and you had a dial to spin for shutter and one for aperture, it seemed like two are necessary/useful. In reality, shifting one shifts the other. The one difference is in the case of over/underexposure control, you could specify whether the shutter speed or aperture were to shift. Don't see how you could do that with an MZ-S.
Bruce Friday, February 14, 2003, 10:06:34 AM, you wrote: SD> I guess I don't understand this. I assume that the FAJ lenses would act SD> like an A or FA lens on A. This means that the body would pick the Av SD> and Tv. Turning the main dial on the MZ-S would cycle though SD> combinations of Av and Tv that still work. (This is just like a program SD> shift) Manual mode is not possible, although you could exert some SD> control with exposure comp. Is this correct? SD> Steven Desjardins SD> Department of Chemistry SD> Washington and Lee University SD> Lexington, VA 24450 SD> (540) 458-8873 SD> FAX: (540) 458-8878 SD> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
