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Subject: Re: EOS 300D
Date: Wed, 11 Aug 2004 23:49:36 -0400
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>  BG>  Generally a separate setting for landscape sets the camera focus to
>  BG>  infinity and the exposure meter to measure the light across the
entire
>  BG>  view.  A setting for portrait will usually set the camera to focus
>  BG>  closer and set the exposure for spot metering.  That among other
>  BG>  things.
>
> OK, but when I hardly see any difference from that and a pic taken in for
> example
> P mode. What's the use of having it?

Uh oh!  :)

> After further studying of the manual, you are right.
>
Ahhh.

>  BG>  We can't make the same o you use.  :-)
>
> You can't even prounounce it.  :-)
> I can even do ? and ". Try to prounounce that.
> And if you didn't know, Bj"rn means Bear (what a name to have, eh)
>
Well...he got ME there! :)

Hey Bjrn...I wanna see some pix from there!

drbob


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