I dont think anyone is claiming that it supports AE in the same way as on older cameras. In any event on my Super A in AE mode the sutter speed is only updated to take into account a new apeture setting when I depress the shutter button slightly and hence turn on the light meter. If I leave it for a few more seconds the light meter turns itself off and I have to depress the button again. Admitedly when activated it then responds automatically to any apeture changes, but it is not that hard to dpress the green button on the *istD to do this manually.
A. On 18/9/04 3:42 pm, "J. C. O'Connell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > WRONG, read what I said, you cant see it unless > you press button and if you change aperture you > cant see it unless you press button again. > and if light changes, you cant see it unless you > press button again. With true AE you get continous > readout of shutter speed at all times and instantly > updates if you change the aperture, not only the > display but the actual shutter speed too.
