Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/09/12
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Jim Brick wrote: ><Snip> e human brain at work) and stealthily quiet operation. > > So my humble opinion is, there really isn't anything that a Hexar can do > that is "better" than an M camera. It does "different" things, not > necessarily better things. Some of these "different" things can actually be > a burden. > > Jim > > Jim I agree Jim, With AE every single shot is exposed incrementally differently. As the light has NOT been changing it makes it a bitch to print with any continuity as a photo story. In a situation which doesn't not change, people sitting around a restaurant table if you are doing a series of shots you'd normally find out how much light you've got and just run with it. It bugs me about AE that it takes longer and is more trouble for me to lock down and follow through with a reading on the AE camera and keep your pinky down or whatever throughout all those shots in a series. Much easier to just set your camera at your reading and fly with it without the throbbing pinky. Mark W. Rabiner :)