----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter Smith"
Subject: RE: LX: testing a used one.
> You mean the LX changes it's exposure during the shot? The
photographer
> chooses one shutter speed and the camera changes it? I
thought all you LX
> fans were preaching about the control given to the
photographer. So thats
> what being enabled means.
>
> And if it's a good idea why does it only do it on long
exposures?
It is an excellent idea if you are doing a longish exposure, and
the light changes during the exposure. The camera's ability to
compensate for changes in lighting during exposure is one of the
things that drew me to the LX in the first place.
BTW, it only shows this behaviour on automatic. If you choose a
discreet speed, it has a very accurately timed shutter.
William Robb
>
> Peter
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