On 2026-04-28 12:51, John Sessoms wrote:
Ok, finally sussed it out. What it will do is set the correct shutter
speed in manual mode.
Compose, focus, stop down, green button to set the shutter speed, make
the exposure and it comes out properly exposed.
Yeah. That's it. It's been a while since I've used a fully manual lens.
Exposure compensation [+/-] also works and if you press the AutoFocus
button while adjusting the focus manually the camera will beep at you
to tell you when it's in focus.
Look up "catch in focus", if the camera is in autofocus mode, it will
take the picture when the subject under the autofocus point is in focus.
In theory it's awesome. For still objects I'll use focus peaking in live
view mode.
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