Need help with fully manual SLR.

[denniskee]

As I have said above.

sorry, my english no very good, cant understand what u wrote, else i wont be asking right:embrass::embrass:

 

[Anthony Lee]

sorry, my english no very good, cant understand what u wrote, else i wont be asking right:embrass::embrass:

I said yes and no, yes means there are problems and no means the problems can be overcomed if you know how. So I said that you just got to be informed. I never disagreed with you.

 

[denniskee]

I said yes and no, yes means there are problems and no means the problems can be overcomed if you know how. So I said that you just got to be informed. I never disagreed with you.

ah pie say pie say.:embrass::embrass:

 

[pikapig]

Basically, i think its good for TS to try on SLR...seriously i don see any reasons or any harm doing it.

Shooting on film is a whole new different dimension...u get to learn things u wont get to on a DSLR, like the type of films, the control of exposure, the control of aperture, framing...
how to do zone focusing etc...which u cant get to experience on a DSLR..

since the price of these slr is more or less fixed, buy and try it, if don like, then resale it away....

 

[denniskee]

how to do zone focusing etc...which u cant get to experience on a DSLR..

er... actually u can use manual focus lens on a ff dslr. on crop body, need to agar agar abit.