>>> One thing I forgot to mention about the Super Program, is that >>> the film speed is a pain in the neck to change. It takes two >>> hands, and even then, isn't particularly easy or quick.
>> I personally have not found this to be a problem, William. I >> only need one hand, [clever, nimble-fingered technique snipped] >> [<g>] It's all pretty easy (for me, anyway - <g>.) (By the way, >> the same "technique" works well for me with the LX, too.) > Hmmm.... I just tried this with both bodies (slightly different > "editions", btw) and maybe my fingers are just too stubby. With some > work, I can get one to do it, but the other ...argghh! :-) Even when > I get the button pushed down sufficiently, the ring seems hard to turn. > Maybe it's just my cameras. I seem to have much better luck with the > "lift and turn" set. Maybe that once body that has a hard-to-turn ASA dial is indeed the problem, William. Have you tried working the dial back and forth a number of times, to try to loosen it up? Fred - This message is from the Pentax-Discuss Mail List. To unsubscribe, go to http://www.pdml.net and follow the directions. Don't forget to visit the Pentax Users' Gallery at http://pug.komkon.org .
