That was me, it was an uninformed guess, based an early display
picture. Logically there would have to be some kind of range, since
lenses are often only within 10% of their marked focal length. Thinking
about it now it would probably be better to apply a shorter focal length
than a longer one for better results.
Tom Lesser wrote:
>Hi Adam:
>
>An earlier post (can't find it now) implied that there were ranges of
>focal lengths listed in the SR menu. Is that what you are finding (in
>K100D)? If so, how broad are the ranges? I have an old 28-135, for
>instance. How many ranges are there to cover that lens from
>end-to-end? Is it something like 28-50, 50-80, 80-100, 100-135? And
>if there really are ranges, do they overlap; e.g. 28-50, 35-70, 50-100,
>80-135???
>
>Thank you
>Tom Lesser
>
>On Sep 30, 2006, at 10:15 AM, Adam Maas wrote:
>
>
>
>> What I've been doing is mostly at one end or the other, so
>>I've been manually entering the closest focal length when working on
>>the
>>zoom. This works for me as I usually use a zoom like a multi-length
>>prime, switching focal lengths only when needed rather than zooming all
>>the time.
>>
>>-Adam
>>
>>
>
>
>
>
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