HELP I've lost my SR
Posted 11/10/2009 - 10:54
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Have you adjusted the drive mode at all? I notice that whenever I switch to shooting with a remote control, the shake reduction is disabled (presumably on the premise that the camera will be attached to a tripod...) - similarly when the camera is in self-timer mode, the SR is disabled (presumably for the same reason). Not sure if that helps - am sure others will understand the K-7 menus better than I do (yet)...
Regards
Mat
Regards
Mat
Posted 11/10/2009 - 10:57
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Hi Vic
Like Mat mentioned, if the K7 is anything similar to the K20D then most probably you have the camera set up for self timer or remote shooting.
I would check that first
Like Mat mentioned, if the K7 is anything similar to the K20D then most probably you have the camera set up for self timer or remote shooting.
I would check that first
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Posted 11/10/2009 - 11:00
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Maybe you have changed it to off in the menu???
Posted 11/10/2009 - 11:01
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Thanks Mat. I had just been playing with the Drive Mode and had left it on Mirror Up. My short term memory is shot. I think there must be more computing power in this camera than they had when they went to the moon. Once again thanks. CHEERS Vic.
PS and thanks to all who replied. CHEERS Vic.
PS and thanks to all who replied. CHEERS Vic.
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Posted 12/10/2009 - 13:13
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vic cross wrote:
I think there must be more computing power in this camera than they had when they went to the moon.
Alarmingly for those brave men who went to the moon, that is almost certainly true.
I think there must be more computing power in this camera than they had when they went to the moon.
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but it does help
Posted 12/10/2009 - 13:30
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Mongoose wrote:
Even today's simple calculators have more.
vic cross wrote:
I think there must be more computing power in this camera than they had when they went to the moon.
Alarmingly for those brave men who went to the moon, that is almost certainly true.I think there must be more computing power in this camera than they had when they went to the moon.
Posted 12/10/2009 - 14:01
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Anvh wrote:
Amazing what was achieved with so little isn't it?Mongoose wrote:
Even today's simple calculators have more. vic cross wrote:
I think there must be more computing power in this camera than they had when they went to the moon.
Alarmingly for those brave men who went to the moon, that is almost certainly true.I think there must be more computing power in this camera than they had when they went to the moon.
It has come to my attention recently that we are living in the future!
you don't have to be mad to post here
but it does help
but it does help
Posted 12/10/2009 - 15:09
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Alarmingly for those brave men who went to the moon
Or did they?
Alarmingly for those brave men who went to the moon
Posted 12/10/2009 - 15:17
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Mongoose wrote:
Amazing what was achieved with so little isn't it?
Indeed but the electronics was highly specialize and only could do one thing and that's it so you don't need a lot of power if it's highly optimized.Amazing what was achieved with so little isn't it?
leytono wrote:
Or did they?
If they didn't the USSR would have done the best they could too prove that don't you think?
Or did they?
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PS It is a K7 Vic.
PPS I just checked and SR is still on the Green Mode.