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24th October 2002
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Multimetering...
how many actually use it?
anyway the 730 full review is out at steve's dc
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use it to measure electrical voltage, current?
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24th October 2002
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LOL no lah... it's a spot metering mode where u can average a few spots and then the cam will average a final exposure...
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multimetering? wah damm manual leh ....
 until haven't used it before... too hard to use... most to most i use spot metering.... |
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25th October 2002
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so i thought spot metering is used so that it can judge the shutter speed and aperture required.... that's wat i though didn't know it also touches on focus.... but after thinking about wat you said if it is true spot metering can be used on small targets like flowers so that the rest of the picture will be ignored |
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25th October 2002
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what focus????????????????????????????????????????????? ?????
 no relationship lah.... the blurring is due to strong backlight huh? alamak... multimetering not very manual what... it's useful for panorama and you dun have the OLYMPUS brand SM... but I also never use lah... just realised it's useful but no one ever talks about it LOL..
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25th October 2002
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but don't have olympus SM also can use the multi metering leh
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25th October 2002
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I'm using the UZI. So best is to use evaluative metering? Or iESP or spot? Me not that sure which will give the best exposure? Can anybody advise?
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was using uzi too... the iesp is ok as long the area you want is not BLACK or WHITE... if so try to use spot... uzi I usually just P mode and shoot lah... since the dof so big not much diff at other modes hehe...
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Me was using iESP previously. Until I switch over to spot. Find that the pics a little soft. Maybe due to sunlight as you said. Will switch over to iESP. Thanks for yr advice
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25th October 2002
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wah so chim
i just leave it alone... if i wanna do manual i just go manual |
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