Aug 14 2011, 02:06 AM
QUOTE(nlik @ Aug 14 2011, 12:52 AM)
IS that a valid complaint? Basically Nex only decides the ISO at the moment it starts to capture the image, so logically it can't tell you exactly, until itself has decided what ISO value to use. maybe at that moment, if the subject is suddenly moves then probably it will instantly turn up the iso value.
It's simple, if you don't want autofocus, then just select MF Manualfocus on the AF/MF Select option. I recommend turning on the peaking color as it helps me alot.
Of course once you select AF Autofocus the camera will always try to autofocus on the subjects. The difference on the Autofocus mode is this:
- With Single shot AF (AF-S), it will lock focus once you 1/2 press the shutter button. The focus will remain in that area as long as you keep your fingers still 1/2 pressing the shutter button; even if you move the object around.
- With Continuous AF (AF-C), it will assume you are trying to focus on a moving object. So With the 1/2 press of the shutter button, it will always try to keep the moving object in focus. Like if you try to wave a pencil infront of the camera, then you can see how NEX is able to move the focus to follow your pencil.
It would be more confusing if you select autofocus and it doesn't.. autofocus.
i believe when u half press the button the exposure is lock no matter the scene changes in brightness,thats why in DSLR we can assign a dedicated AEL button to lock the exposure setting,and DSLR typically does shows all the locked exposure setting parameters like ISO,aperture and shutter speed.i think its a valid complaint though,i wish my xz-1 shows the iso value it uses too during exposure lockIt's simple, if you don't want autofocus, then just select MF Manualfocus on the AF/MF Select option. I recommend turning on the peaking color as it helps me alot.
Of course once you select AF Autofocus the camera will always try to autofocus on the subjects. The difference on the Autofocus mode is this:
- With Single shot AF (AF-S), it will lock focus once you 1/2 press the shutter button. The focus will remain in that area as long as you keep your fingers still 1/2 pressing the shutter button; even if you move the object around.
- With Continuous AF (AF-C), it will assume you are trying to focus on a moving object. So With the 1/2 press of the shutter button, it will always try to keep the moving object in focus. Like if you try to wave a pencil infront of the camera, then you can see how NEX is able to move the focus to follow your pencil.
It would be more confusing if you select autofocus and it doesn't.. autofocus.
for the af setting i think idoblu confuse between single af and single continuous af though,i think he meant after the supposedly af lock the camera still hunt for focus indefinitely,maybe idoblu terswitch to continuous single spot af
should i voice first that i'm not a user of nex though,but a potential nex-7 user in the future
This post has been edited by Valentino46: Aug 14 2011, 04:11 AM
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