DV Info Net - Couple of hints, tips and fixes so far

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Re: Couple of hints, tips and fixes so far

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Originally Posted by Peter Rush (Post 1772367)

I don't suppose you've worked out a quick n dirty way of compensating for backlight when in auto mode on the EA-50? i might start to miss my Z1's backlight function

I have EA shift assigned to a button on my NX5U and you could do the same on the EA50. Preset the AE shift to allow for backlight to your taste in the menus and when you hit the button it will apply to the auto function. Assuming it works like the NX5U.

Ron Evans

Re: Couple of hints, tips and fixes so far

Digital zoom - loss less or not, solved. Sony very clearly advertised the digital zoom function as loss less. That led to a lot of discussion because new users could see the degradation.

On page 38 in the manual I quote "Due to digital processing, the image quality will deteriorate."

Kind of funny....I knew that.... but I wanted to believe the hype ; )

Steve

Peter,

I am 53. I have been making images since 1987 when I started in this business as a still photographer. As I sit here trying to learn the EA50 I am longing for a Nikon F3 that had no electronics except a poorly functioning light meter. Best camera ever made. Seriously, today's electronic wonders blow me away. The bang for the buck with this camera is amazing. It sure beats having a VTR hanging off of your shoulder cabled to the camera head! I know you know what I'm talking about.

This forum allows me to lean from all of you, regardless of age. I love it. The greatest thing I have learned from being "experienced" is to listen and learn.

Steve