Footski

The OP, quite rightly complained about the arguments and direction in the original thread. This appeared to be going the same way, so I have cleaned it up. Please answer and help the OP. Do not ...

Please remember, we are here to help beginners, not simply criticise their efforts in a negative way. I have deleted some rather unhelpful posts. If you cannot add something to help then please do ...

I would suggest that you stick with the department you work for. I was a police evidence gatherer at one time, out in riot type situations, photographing all comers for identification later. It ...

The only way is to send a message to the Admin. They will happily help, but it may take a little time.

Not a problem. I am sure our beginners will get some good tips from this.

Please note, your post was left as it was. It was helpful and constructive. As long as your posts remain so, I doubt you have anything to worry about. We simply will not tolerate technical ...

I have absolutely no problem with good, accurate answers to questions posted. The problem comes when arguments over technical detail carry on, causing nothing but confusion to our beginners. ...

The above post is accurate. This is a beginners forum. Complex, irrelevant, scientific arguments have no place here. You people involved in this type of debate know who you are. Stop it or forum ...

I still have mine in my little museum. Still a beautiful little camera.

No it does not. The button on the XG-M is on the left hand side of the body next to the lens and is quite a large button. As with most things on this camera it works beautifully.

Several of the posts following this one have been deleted. Some members are lucky not to receive bans. Personal insults are not permitted on this site. Neither is bad language. if it continues, ...

As the OP has not returned to look at the replies, this thread can go only one way......arguments. I will lock it until the OP requests differently.

The lens stays wide open to keep the viewfinder bright, stopping down to your selected aperture when you press the shutter. On the bottom left hand side of the body, next to the lens is a preview ...

Yes that is the basis of an argument and is way off topic. Educating beginners is a good thing, but not when it simply causes confusion as members argue and try to prove the other is wrong. ...

Come on guys, keep on topic. In danger of becoming another argument.

Thread developing into petty argument. No more please...

The P900 is not a DSLR. It is a fixed lens bridge camera and as such the lens does not come off.

I have deleted all the negative rubbish. No more please. This is a very interesting and worthy thread.

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