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Comment by davecv posted on *ist D LCD at 18/07/2004 - 19:04
Got my *ist D a week ago...It's great going digital SLR (switching from a Z-LX)
Just trying out the functions on the camera and I can't get the Manual White Balance to work.
I followed the instructions carefully but nothing displays on the LCD when I hit the shutter release.
All other modes including AWB work fine.
Anybody have any ideas what I could be doing wrong?
Thanks!
Just trying out the functions on the camera and I can't get the Manual White Balance to work.
I followed the instructions carefully but nothing displays on the LCD when I hit the shutter release.
All other modes including AWB work fine.
Anybody have any ideas what I could be doing wrong?
Thanks!
Comment by davecv posted on *ist D Manual White Balance at 18/07/2004 - 19:01
SMC FA 28 2.8
SMC FA 50 1.4
SMC FA 100 2.8 MACRO
SMC FA 135 2.8
I like them in that order....
All provide great quality sharp and fast results.
I also own a few zooms but none I would recommend for sharpness, quality, speed etc.
Samyang 18-28KA (Ok, but not AF and just ok images)
SMC FA 28-80 3.5 (Not particularly sharp and heavy but good (just good) for indoor shooting, I miss my SMC FA28-70 4.0 ASP (broke it)
Tamron 28-200AF AS LD IF (Good for outdoors, not for in)
Sigma 100-300 AF (Wouldn't recommend)
SMC FA 70-200 4-5.6 (Don't like it at all, if I could get rid of it I would)
SMC FA 50 1.4
SMC FA 100 2.8 MACRO
SMC FA 135 2.8
I like them in that order....
All provide great quality sharp and fast results.
I also own a few zooms but none I would recommend for sharpness, quality, speed etc.
Samyang 18-28KA (Ok, but not AF and just ok images)
SMC FA 28-80 3.5 (Not particularly sharp and heavy but good (just good) for indoor shooting, I miss my SMC FA28-70 4.0 ASP (broke it)
Tamron 28-200AF AS LD IF (Good for outdoors, not for in)
Sigma 100-300 AF (Wouldn't recommend)
SMC FA 70-200 4-5.6 (Don't like it at all, if I could get rid of it I would)
Comment by davecv posted on What is your favorite lens? at 24/07/2004 - 04:06


I have a HP Point and Shoot Digital also and it nice to be able to hold the camera overhead a take a picture watching the display instead of looking through the lense (on occassion)