Not exactly one shot stop down. If I understand what you mean by "no continuous aperture priority," I'd have to disagree. The camera will hold the setting until the green button is pushed again. And, while I've not used the istd in the described manner, others here have noted how fast and unobtrusive the method is. Frankly, it's good enough for many of the folks on this list. Odd that you'd feel it's unacceptable (if you really do) since you seem to use a lot of screw mount lenses, and this system is infinitely faster, and almost transparent.
"J. C. O'Connell" wrote: > > sounds like no continous aperture priority or open aperture > metering, just a 1-shot stop down metering/AE. while much better > than the initial offering, still not really a full support > of K/M lenses IMHO. Guess we'll have to wait for the "D2" > model to get back up to the 1975 technological levels of the "K" > film bodies..... >
