on 17.11.03 18:05, Cotty at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Oh crikey, getting technical. I'll have to have a look.. You work on Macs - so you are good in everything ;-)
> Yes. The wheel allows exposure compensation over / under, 2 stops either way. That's nice. > No, it allows exposure compensation as above. But in Program mode, > turning a wheel - any wheel that allows shutter/aperture change in P - > alters both shutter and aperture together, yes? I would assume it is the > same on the *ist D. Almost the same - on *istD in P mode you change aperture value with rear dial and shutter speed with front dial, thus you can freely change to Av or Tv mode with tjust rotation of rear or front dial respectively. You return to P mode by just pressing green button :-) That's called hyper-programm by Pentax. > When reviewing images on the rear screen, the wheel is used to cycle > through them, either one at a time, or in batches, viewed on at a time, > or as thumbnails. > > I would imagine that all DSLRs, indeed all digital cameras allow this via > a similar method. I think wisely put buttons and dials if tied to often used functions can be very helpful especially on DSLRs. Thanks Cotty! -- Best Regards Sylwek
