paul_robison1

<p>Post is still useful! Had an OM-4T with the stuck shutter. Thank you Rui Jorge Moreno for the pictures and the explanation. Lifted that little gearbox out once and the mechanism unlocked and I was able to advance and rewind perfectly.</p>

<p>Sony a-200 -- ISO 100 -- 72mm -- f/9 -- 1/400 Sec</p><div></div>

Sony a-200 -- ISO 100 -- 18mm -- f/10 -- 1/100 Sec<div></div>

<p>I see something like this being used like a light meter or placed in conjunction with a light meter. Something off camera to advise, but I can't imagine how effective it would truly be.<br>

Last year, researchers at the Chartered Institute of Educational Assessors put a couple of writers through a computerized program to rate and judge some of their more famous works. The results were a bit off, to say the least. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/education/article6913318.ece <br /><br /><br>

As for the AIE I would want, I think a landscape aesthetic would be a doable proposition. In conjunction with a GPS the program could rate the scene from you location or suggest a new one based on the time of day, what season it is, and previous imagery.<br>

It's similar to Photoshop CS5's content-aware fill discussions I've read. Does the technology destroy the aesthetic or make it easier to do the "professional work"?</p>