On Mon, 11 Jun 2001 11:08:24 +0100, Rob Brigham wrote:
>To look at this from a lateral point of view:
>
>OK moving something left/right to mean up/down may not be intuitive, but
>the item which is moves is a circular dial so if you move a different
>section of the dial (eg the right hand side) it goes up and down which
>would be more intuitive.
>
>OK so it may not be as comfortable to do this, but may help your brain
>figure out which way is up and down to think in this way.
Doesn't the MZ-S have a function that lets you switch which way turning
the wheel affects the shutter speed? This would mean that if turning
it to the left is natural for you to think of increasing the speed you
can set it up this way. It's also a headache for anyone else who uses
your camera!
Leon
http://www.bluering.org.au
http://www.bluering.org.au/leon
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