K10 Auto ISO !??
Posted 16/10/2009 - 14:37
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Just tested everything with my camera and the green button does do nothing on his own with any of my modes
I don't have iso settings under one of the wheels since I've the EV compensation on that since that is more logical to me. So the green button does not make ISO go to auto then.
If I want to change the ISO and this works in any mode except Sv for the obvious reasons, I simply press the OK button and use the front wheel to change the iso to a fix value or press the green button for auto, just like I said earlier.
Does that fix the problem for you Stu?
I don't have iso settings under one of the wheels since I've the EV compensation on that since that is more logical to me. So the green button does not make ISO go to auto then.
If I want to change the ISO and this works in any mode except Sv for the obvious reasons, I simply press the OK button and use the front wheel to change the iso to a fix value or press the green button for auto, just like I said earlier.
Does that fix the problem for you Stu?
Stefan
K10D, K5
DA* 16-50, DA* 50-135, D-FA 100 Macro, DA 40 Ltd, DA 18-55
AF-540FGZ
K10D, K5
DA* 16-50, DA* 50-135, D-FA 100 Macro, DA 40 Ltd, DA 18-55
AF-540FGZ
Posted 16/10/2009 - 16:10
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Mongoose wrote:
I won't ! now I know what happens !!
Quote:
Customer: My car makes a clonking noise every time I turn left, what should I do?
Mechanic: Simple, don't turn left
surely the answer is simply not to press the green button in Av mode?Customer: My car makes a clonking noise every time I turn left, what should I do?
Mechanic: Simple, don't turn left
Stu - K10D | DFA 100/2.8 Macro | DA 55-300 | AF-360FGZ |
So much to learn... So little time !
Posted 16/10/2009 - 16:24
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Anvh wrote:
Just tested everything with my camera and the green button does do nothing on his own with any of my modes
I don't have iso settings under one of the wheels since I've the EV compensation on that since that is more logical to me. So the green button does not make ISO go to auto then.
If I want to change the ISO and this works in any mode except Sv for the obvious reasons, I simply press the OK button and use the front wheel to change the iso to a fix value or press the green button for auto, just like I said earlier.
Does that fix the problem for you Stu?
Interesting ! You're right it doesn't, if u dont have the other wheel set for ISO that is. It ONLY resets the Iso if that funtion is enabled on a wheel !Just tested everything with my camera and the green button does do nothing on his own with any of my modes
I don't have iso settings under one of the wheels since I've the EV compensation on that since that is more logical to me. So the green button does not make ISO go to auto then.
If I want to change the ISO and this works in any mode except Sv for the obvious reasons, I simply press the OK button and use the front wheel to change the iso to a fix value or press the green button for auto, just like I said earlier.
Does that fix the problem for you Stu?
Any more funnies with those wheel functions ? I wonder
Stu - K10D | DFA 100/2.8 Macro | DA 55-300 | AF-360FGZ |
So much to learn... So little time !
Posted 16/10/2009 - 23:46
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Easiest quick fix is to use the Fn button and then select the ISO you want
Posted 21/10/2009 - 15:02
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simonarthurs wrote:
Easiest quick fix is to use the Fn button and then select the ISO you want
NO ! the easiest is to press the OK button and rotate the front wheel !
Easiest quick fix is to use the Fn button and then select the ISO you want
Stu - K10D | DFA 100/2.8 Macro | DA 55-300 | AF-360FGZ |
So much to learn... So little time !
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Customer: My car makes a clonking noise every time I turn left, what should I do?
Mechanic: Simple, don't turn left
but it does help