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- Alf Martin Haugaa
Hi.
Joined today, because I have just bought a R10.
Coming from a Panasonic LX100. That had a AEB (automatic exposure bracketing) which could be switched on and off very easily, two clicks, and it remembered the settings, no need to define each time it was activated. I used it a lot.
But on the R10 it seems like I each time have to:
- go into menu and both activate and set the desired settings for AEB
- AND I also have to activate continuous shooting (or whatever it is called in English)
To go back to single-shot, both steps has to be done again.
Is this really how it is ment to be?
Another finding: I did configure the quick-menu setup (directly translated from Norwegian, the one activated with the Q/Set button), saved it, but the camera does not remember this setup after switching it off. It goes back to default setup. No point in configuring this menu if it does not remember....
Martin
Norway
Joined today, because I have just bought a R10.
Coming from a Panasonic LX100. That had a AEB (automatic exposure bracketing) which could be switched on and off very easily, two clicks, and it remembered the settings, no need to define each time it was activated. I used it a lot.
But on the R10 it seems like I each time have to:
- go into menu and both activate and set the desired settings for AEB
- AND I also have to activate continuous shooting (or whatever it is called in English)
To go back to single-shot, both steps has to be done again.
Is this really how it is ment to be?
Another finding: I did configure the quick-menu setup (directly translated from Norwegian, the one activated with the Q/Set button), saved it, but the camera does not remember this setup after switching it off. It goes back to default setup. No point in configuring this menu if it does not remember....
Martin
Norway
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