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Why can't camera manufacturers implement the technology where ISO is reset to default when a digital camera is turned of? It's hardly asking for that much, is it.. I wouldn't be at all surprised if they already have the know how to acheive this but are keeping it a closely guarded secret to validate yet another needless replacement, probably.
Isn't it annoying when you take pics with a high ISO that you forgot to reset! 
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19-11-2008, 2:30 PM
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Re: Cam Tech
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Why can't camera manufacturers implement the technology where ISO is reset to default when a digital camera is turned of? It's hardly asking for that much, is it.. I wouldn't be at all surprised if they already have the know how to acheive this but are keeping it a closely guarded secret to validate yet another needless replacement, probably.
Isn't it annoying when you take pics with a high ISO that you forgot to reset! |
Not half as annoying as when you forgot that you last used it in mirror lockup, and go for an action shot! 
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19-11-2008, 2:36 PM
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Re: Cam Tech
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Not half as annoying as when you forgot that you last used it in mirror lockup, and go for an action shot! |
We're bloody living in the Stone Age or something!
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19-11-2008, 2:43 PM
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Re: Cam Tech
Once you've done it a few times you quickly get into the habit of either:
1) returning the camera to "stock" settings before turning off (in my case ISO 200 and f8) and/or...
2) checking as soon as you turn the camera on.
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19-11-2008, 2:49 PM
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Re: Cam Tech
My favourite is not turning VR on. I get into the habit of turning it off when transporting, as I seem to recall that it locks mechanism down properly if you do that.
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19-11-2008, 2:49 PM
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Re: Cam Tech
I'd be more annoyed if the camera didn't remember my ISO settings. Imagine shooting a wedding, changing lenses so turning the camera off and then having to set it all up again.
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19-11-2008, 2:57 PM
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Re: Cam Tech
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Originally Posted by Tobers
Once you've done it a few times you quickly get into the habit of either:
1) returning the camera to "stock" settings before turning off (in my case ISO 200 and f8) and/or...
2) checking as soon as you turn the camera on.
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But what if your brain is like well mashed from the previous night and you've got a memory like a sieve.?
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I'd be more annoyed if the camera didn't remember my ISO settings. Imagine shooting a wedding, changing lenses so turning the camera off and then having to set it all up again.
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Just do what my ex did and change the lens without switching of the camera first!! (Does this void the warranty if you do this?) 
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19-11-2008, 3:44 PM
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Re: Cam Tech
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-Just do what my ex did and change the lens without switching of the camera first!! (Does this void the warranty if you do this?) |
lol i have done this a few times before. Better to switch it off and replacing the lens  .. mind you i was in a rush to getthe shot and rapid change lens was on my mind. Camera still works and lenses seem ok!
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19-11-2008, 4:01 PM
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Re: Cam Tech
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Camera still works and lenses seem ok!
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Mine too! **phew**
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19-11-2008, 4:18 PM
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Re: Cam Tech
This is one of the useful things of the 'preset settings' that are available on the newer cameras.
Turn the camera on, select the data bank and away to go!
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19-11-2008, 5:12 PM
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Re: Cam Tech
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This is one of the useful things of the 'preset settings' that are available on the newer cameras.
Turn the camera on, select the data bank and away to go!
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Okay... so I'm behind with the times. Technology's changing so fast, man.
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19-11-2008, 5:15 PM
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Re: Cam Tech
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Okay... so I'm behind with the times. Technology's changing so fast, man.
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Indeed it is Paranormalist! I want to see a automated floating DSLR that takes picture via telepathy 
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19-11-2008, 5:33 PM
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Re: Cam Tech
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Indeed it is Paranormalist! I want to see a automated floating DSLR that takes picture via telepathy |
Now you're dreaming, that won't happen for at least 100 years.
And call me Para. 
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19-11-2008, 5:44 PM
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Re: Cam Tech
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.... changing lenses so turning the camera off and then having to set it all up again.
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I've never turned my camera off when changing lenses.....old habits die hard.
Still, 20k shots and she's still going strong.
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19-11-2008, 5:46 PM
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Re: Cam Tech
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I've never turned my camera off when changing lenses.....old habits die hard.
Still, 20k shots and she's still going strong.
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To be honest its about 50,50 for me. Mine still works!
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