The points are all of equal sensitivity. When you dial one point in,
that's the point that determines your exposure. It's really quite
simple and far better than a simple center sensor.
Paul
On May 13, 2006, at 9:26 PM, Adam Maas wrote:
Personally, I never found the other points to be sensitive enough. I
almost always left the D on the centre point. Never auto-select,
absolutely never auto-select.
-Adam
Paul Stenquist wrote:
Don't you feel any need to vary your autofocus point? I use the
selective autofocus and move the point to where I want it. For
example, when shooting street photography and anticipating verticals,
I move it to the far right center area, so it will correspond to eye
position when shooting verticals.
On May 13, 2006, at 7:45 PM, Joseph Tainter wrote:
So, what controls concern you, Joe?
Shel
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Metering mode. Having both dials for Hyper Program or Hyper Manual.
Is exposure bracketing down in a menu on the DS?
Time delay -- usually I use the 2 second delay. (It looks like that
one may have gone to a menu in the D+.)
I use the central autofocus point, so probably I can set than once
and forget it.
I could live with these on menus. I could live without Hyper
Program/Manual. But I don't want to.
Joe
