JoePhoto

I love the idea.It would bypass the "blackout" for high frame-rates or enable you to actually see the image in a very dark room when using flash.And a manual-flash (ring on lens) with DISTANCE...

What I want was started by the Casio FX-1, (with a SONY sensor). What I refer to is the 60fps "pre-buffering" where you started memory-imaging when you half-pushed the shutter, and then recorded...

I replaced a Sony HX100 for the Nikon P500 because of the wider (22mm) lens. I was hoping their 22mm would start a trend toward wider, and then was disapointed when Nikon went back to 24mm with...

I was told that some lenses purposely focus past infinity to allow for slight focus shifts due to TEMPERATURE changes that can distort the internal lenses. So "infinity" may be different on the...

I am hoping for a WIDER lens. I currenly have the Nikon P500 (22mm) and use the wide-angle more than I do the tele. Before the P500 I had the Sony HX100 (24mm) but notice and appreciate the extra...

I apologize for not been here for awhile and not sure which camera you are refering to ??? The Canon or FZ200 ???

But it seems to me that it is a tad dark, so I would go to the f/5.6 and 1/400, (which was the earlier exposure anyway).

A friend of mine has a problem where his (IE) browser will open to his home-page, (which I have set to a DPreview forum), BUT ... when he selects to read a forum entry, it starts to open and then...

I can't agree with that. I actually used "sunny 16" to TEST my older light-meters and camera exposure calibration.Assuming it is a true "sunny" sky, and an "average" (18% gray) background. IT...

I still think your main problem is using "spot" metering.Go to averaging or matrix, (which should actually be best for you).Spot metering requires EXPOSURE COMPENSATION for proper use in most...

But the "exposure" SHOULD not change. As you change aperture's, the shutter speed will automatically change to produce the same exposure.However, back to the spot-meter warning, IF you are not...

I agree with that.I used to "teach" photography, and conduct photo-tours around the world. Most of my (student) attendees wanted to learn their cameras. It used to be EASY cause they were ALL...

But "S" mode is still an auto mode. It does allow you to manually set the shutter-speed, but the aperture is still "auto".And the "spot-metering" warning still applies.(just like "A" mode allows...

First of all, neither P, A, or S are "manual" modes. And the "automatic" exposure will depend on your metering mode."Spot" metering requires experience to use properly. It can indeed produce very...

Evidently not --- (sadly) ......( Do You Ever STOP to THINK --- and FORGET to START Again ??? )

Does anyone here have both the 500 and 510 ???What is the actual difference in wide-angle in real-world.In other words, is it truly the difference between 22.5 and 24, (which is not much but...