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By John Di Leo · Posted
Thanks, Ilkka. I appeciate you sharing your experience. You are reinforcing my impressions. I already use the center button on the multiselector to reset the focus point. As far as using the sub selector to change the focused area, I usually don't change that area too often and I use the button at the bottom corner plus one of the scroll wheels to do that, or I use the i button, When I am shooting, I usually know in advance what my subject is going to be, eg street, or portrait, or architecture, or landscape, so I will set the appropriate focus area before the shooting begins, and rarely do I change that. If I do, the aforementioned methods suffice just fine. The gloves point is a good one, but if I am wearing gloves to shoot, I am using fingerless gloves. It's not nearly as cold where I am here in New Orleans. exactly, especially with the joy-stick design that just begs to be inadvertently touched. If I am shooting in a controlled environment, ie not like a gunslinger, that problem pretty much evaporates; but, if shooting quickly, from the hip, pointing and shooting, it can be a pain. So, I changed my custom buttons so that the OK button now zooms to 100%, leaving the sub selector to RESET the focus area. I do see that there IS an option to turn it off, haven't tried that yet and will try this current setup to see is it plays well with my possibly Luddite complaint. TBC, I really like the Z8, but it seems in some areas to be needlessly complex—or I am admittedly dense, and like Kierkegaard says "paralyzed by [the infinity of choices]." My previous Photomic Tn, F3T, D200, D700, D810 were all very similar in their usage. The Z8 is an evolutionary watershed event and after using it for thousands of images since May '23, I am still trying to find the sweet spot for the varied shooting I do. There is a maxim often quoted in a motorcycle forum: Ride More, Worry Less. Maybe that applies here: Shoot More, Worry Less. -
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