So it seems one can get used to these things. Interesting to me, however, how minor differences between models can nag me if I switch, mid-stream, during shooting.
I own KM, KX, MX, SuperP, and Richo XR-2 bodies.
The Supers are different enough that they go with me by themselves.
The others have niggling little differences. MX, for example: I'm always trying to find a button instead of the timer lever for DOF. XR-2: Winder lever MUST be out for the shot, and what would be an on/off switch on the KX or MX is a battery check.
Any camera I currently own with exposure comp has it on a dial around the rewind button.
The K2 seems just a little too weird....
Mark Roberts wrote:
Lon Williamson wrote:What puts me off about the K2 is the ISO/Exposure ring.
Even when you find one where these work, they seem fiddly.
Just how hard are they to get used to?
They work fine if kept properly lubricated (and I suspect much depends on how often their setting is changed - I'm sure they get recalcitrant quicker if left at one ISO setting for a long period of time).
