I took some photos with my OM2SP yesterday. It took a few seconds to
remember which bits to check and which bits to change (using Spot/
Man) but it should provide the results, in decent exposure at least.
But while having a pee later (many clever thoughts come to me
then ;-)), it struck me that I am not making many decisions about
exposure with my E-500, and that I must find out more about the
exposure systems of the E-1 and E500 to get the best of them. AG
Schnozz puts me to shame in that respect.
Chris
On 13 May 2007, at 11:09, Andrew Fildes wrote:
> I was out today with the absolute opposite of point and shoot - the
> Epson R-D1s (no, I can't afford an M8). Most of the controls are
> mechanical, just like a real camera. No AF. No zoom. No scene modes.
> Won't fire? - you forgot to wind on (remember that?!) IS/VR?- as if!
> Chimping - no, flip the screen out of sight. (You got the shot, or
> not). Instant shutter - snick. Huge, bright finder (1:1 - both eyes
> open). I don't think that the camera made one single decision for me
> except for exposure, and then it asked nicely first. I'm beginning to
> like it a lot.
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