Comments on: Options http://www.minnak.net/quietpicture/2009/06/25/options/ Finding my voice in the silence of nature Sat, 04 Feb 2012 15:49:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Miika http://www.minnak.net/quietpicture/2009/06/25/options/comment-page-1/#comment-31354 Miika Mon, 29 Jun 2009 09:58:00 +0000 http://www.minnak.net/quietpicture/?p=1555#comment-31354 Hehe, sounds just nice :D When I got my D700, I went to see Moose Peterson's recommendations on the settings. I have not needed to regret that. They are more to the wildlife shooting side, but easy to quickly adapt to landscape specific and back :) Hehe, sounds just nice :D

When I got my D700, I went to see Moose Peterson’s recommendations on the settings. I have not needed to regret that. They are more to the wildlife shooting side, but easy to quickly adapt to landscape specific and back :)

]]> By: Rane Olsen http://www.minnak.net/quietpicture/2009/06/25/options/comment-page-1/#comment-31353 Rane Olsen Mon, 29 Jun 2009 09:00:25 +0000 http://www.minnak.net/quietpicture/?p=1555#comment-31353 Must have been a torturous moment... I like the picture very much. Must have been a torturous moment… I like the picture very much.

]]> By: Minna http://www.minnak.net/quietpicture/2009/06/25/options/comment-page-1/#comment-31349 Minna Mon, 29 Jun 2009 07:36:47 +0000 http://www.minnak.net/quietpicture/?p=1555#comment-31349 Yes there is the personal menu and no I don't have the focus point selection in there, I made the setting back when I got the camera and never had to change it since (until now). :D But now that I remember again that pressing the joystick selects the centre point, it's all good. :D But I still don't know how it got reset in the first place. Either by some freak accident, or maybe the Canon service reset everything. Except that I've had the camera for many weeks now since it came from the service and for sure I would've noticed it before this. And another thing - the crane picture, it turned out better than feared, now that I see it on this big monitor at home. But it would've been better had I taken the picture as I first intended, LOL! Yes there is the personal menu and no I don’t have the focus point selection in there, I made the setting back when I got the camera and never had to change it since (until now). :D But now that I remember again that pressing the joystick selects the centre point, it’s all good. :D But I still don’t know how it got reset in the first place. Either by some freak accident, or maybe the Canon service reset everything. Except that I’ve had the camera for many weeks now since it came from the service and for sure I would’ve noticed it before this.

And another thing – the crane picture, it turned out better than feared, now that I see it on this big monitor at home. But it would’ve been better had I taken the picture as I first intended, LOL!

]]> By: Miika http://www.minnak.net/quietpicture/2009/06/25/options/comment-page-1/#comment-31346 Miika Mon, 29 Jun 2009 07:19:03 +0000 http://www.minnak.net/quietpicture/?p=1555#comment-31346 Ehh... Do you have a specific menu into which you can insert your own menu items in canons? While out I never ever touch any item but those I have placed into my own menu. Also, I have to admit, I may be missing something here but why would you use wheels to select focus point? Some other setting applied to joystick or HW failure? Sounds just too counter-intuitive to me. That said, not a bad picture here :) Ehh… Do you have a specific menu into which you can insert your own menu items in canons? While out I never ever touch any item but those I have placed into my own menu. Also, I have to admit, I may be missing something here but why would you use wheels to select focus point? Some other setting applied to joystick or HW failure? Sounds just too counter-intuitive to me.

That said, not a bad picture here :)

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