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thanks.
so i guess the benefit of the PA/PS modes is that you get all the features of the P mode that are normally lost when switch to A or S mode? but what are the other features only available in P mode, i can only think of automatic flash?
ben
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thanks guys.
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hi guys
the Dynax 5 lets you set aperture priority, shutter priority or
programme mode. what i dont get is, you can customise the "programm
mode" so that you can manually set the ap. or shutter speed; but
isn't that just the same as using the A and S priority modes?
whats the difference between using say shutter priority, and using
programme mode customised to enable you to change the shutter speed?
thanks
Ben
p.s. i know, i know, we should all use manual mode anyway...
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thanks Michael. is that from experience? reviews?
by the way, i'm new to all this, and i dont even know what an APO lens is. what's it stand for?
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I have been offered a Minolta AF 100-300 f4.5/5.6 (not the APO
version, as far as i can tell). the lens is in great condition, is
extremely light and covers a good range.
anyone used one, got any comments? is the optical quality good.
thanks for any help you can give.
(nb. this isnt the crappy 75-100 minolta D lens.)
Ben
Dynax 5 metering
in Sony/Minolta
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i've got a couple of questions about the Dynax 5
1)the camera has two spot buttons, one to select the spot meter, one
for the spot autofocus (spot AF). the spot AF button also locks the
exposure setting. i presume, but just want to confirm, that the spot
AF button uses the cameras TTL spot meter to determine the setting,
and not the matrix or centre weighted metering?
2)i posted a question last week about the Programme/App. priority
modes, and i'm still a bit confused. its basically this - what
difference is ther between usign Ap Priority mode, and usign the
(custom function) PA mode (progamme ap. priority)?
Thanks
Ben