Which is exactly the way the K-5[II[s]] works. To set auto ISO the
K20D required a trip to the Fn ISO menu. Maybe the manual writers for
the K-1 assume that the only people who'd buy a K-1 at one time used a
K-7, K-5 or K-3, so they didn't need the information.
On 11/20/2016 6:09 PM, John wrote:
In the Index on page 123 it lists:
ISO AUTO Setting .......... 49
ISO Sensitivity ........... 49
You set ISO AUTO by pressing the green button while holding down the ISO
button.
Turning the rear wheel while holding the ISO turns ISO AUTO back off and
resets the ISO Sensitivity to where-ever you leave off turning the wheel.
Index page 125 lists:
Sound Effects ........... 28
That takes you to "Set-up Menus" where All of the sounds appear to be in
"wrench 1" where you can control the volume of the sounds & turn
individual sounds on & off.
Also lets you turn sounds on/off for Fx1 & Fx2 Buttons.
On 11/20/2016 5:18 PM, jtainter wrote:
This seems to do it:
https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/58681200
As far as I can tell, the manual does not say how to turn off Auto
ISO. I've had no trouble like this in previous Pentax DSLRs that I've
owned. Odd that in a professional-grade camera, there is no easy way
to turn off a feature designed for beginners.
Joe
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