Was the thing still in warrenty when you first sent it in? If it was maybe you
should just insist upon them giving you a new camera since they can not seem to
repair it successfully.
graywolf
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Understandable Tom,its just before i had the AE board replaced,the matrix
metering was
very, very
reliable.
Something is still wrong i suspect,and from what i have read on the other Nikon
BB's
etc,there is a
problem with this camera,weither Nikon is willing to admit it or not.
Just dam frsutrating is all.
I get very decent natural light photos from my istD, the flash is a bit hit and
miss. The
nikon is
however a lot more reliable.
No go fiqure that eh.:-)
Dave
> Well that particular photo (with a bright
forground and a large dark
background area) is
the opposite of most (dark forground with large area of bright sky). The matix
metering is
probably not set up to deal with that combination. In situations like that it
is probably
best to use manual metering. Now if it is misexposing in the more common
situation of a
bright sky then there is probably something wrong with the programing.
graywolf
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