on 09.08.02 4:14, Alan Chan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I think their goal was to combine the design of Z-1p and MZ-3/5 together. > That does not necessaily actually mean better or simpler interface. Coming > from manual focus era, I have found nothing work faster for me than > tradition shutter speed dial (all speeds printed clearly on the dial) and a > seperate self-timer switch. Now, since I don't own the MZ-S (only try them > in store), I don't know how well design it supposed to be. But at least I > had no idea how to switch anything when I tried the MZ-S. Just plain > confusing (without any help from the manual or the salesclerk). Do you think that reading shutter speeds from LCD panel is more confusing that from imprinted digits on shutter speed dial? Strange - for me it is far easier to read BIG digits from LCD panel that small imprinted ones - especially when you are 50 years old, and eyes are not as good as it was before... And you can light LCD panel in the dark, when imprinted digits readout is impossible. Anyway setting shutter speeds on MZ-S is really simple - you just turn main control dial. And BTW you have 1/2 EV step.
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