Interesting how others analyze the differences. I have a
question though.
--- Bruce Dayton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ... The D has two wheels - one for shutter and one
> for aperture, the DS has one for both. ...
On the DS, in manual exposure you toggle between setting
aperture and shutter speed by pressing the EV Comp button while
you roll the wheel. Personally, I like that more. I think this
is purely personal preference. Both work well.
> The D has an exposure scale for manual metering - sort of like
a
> match needle. The DS just tells over and under more like the
> SuperProgram.
Yeah, an analog readout would be nice. However, if you press the
AE-Lock button in Manual exposure, the shutter speed jumps to
the suggested setting and you can roll the shutter speed or
aperture and see the EV +/- readout easily. I don't find it much
of a hindrance.
> The D supports HyperManual and the DS does not.
Isn't what the DS does with the AE-L lock button on Manual
(above) the same thing? or is there some other behavior to
HyperManual?
Godfrey
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