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p.1 #5 · p.1 #5 · Fixed the most annoying thing about my D600 | |
NathanHamler wrote:
I've never minded having to use 2 hands to change iso....Muscle memory, my friend....muscle memory. That, and i've never been in a situation where i HAD to drop or raise my iso SO FAST, that i coudnt do the same thing quicker with my SS or Aperture...typically that situation would be like, i just walked out of the church shooting at 1600, and run outside and have to shoot at 100, but i forgot...so i just spin my dial from 1/125, up to like 1/1600 or so, in about 2.5 seconds..
I'm with you. It took two hands to change ISO with the D200. But the ISO button was a dedicated button and it worked just fine. The problem (for me) with the D600 is that you have to ensure that you're not reviewing the last image when you want to change the ISO. Plus, I've already got the function button assigned (non-CPU lens) and the DoF preview button assigned (level). What else can I reassign?
Ergonomically the D600 is a bigger step down from the D200 than I thought it would be. ISO/white balance, zooming, custom settings. The lack of shooting mode in either the viewfinder or top LCD. Even with SanDisk UHS-1 cards, slogging through images on the D600 is painfully slow.
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