Does anyone know if 3000Z has shutter priority mode? I heard it is fully automatic or fully manual.
This is directly from Epson's Product Announcement sheet: Aperture f2.0, f2.3, f2.8, f4.0, f5.6, f8.0 Automatic & manual Shutter speed Auto iris electronic control shutter and mechanical shutter flash on: 1/30 - 1/750 slowsynch & flash off: 1/2 - 1/750 manual exposure: 8 seconds - 1/750 up to 1/500 with aperture open Automatic & manual Exposure control Program auto exposure with manual +/- 2.0 exposure value adjustment (0.5/0.2 EV increments); sports, protrait & landscape modes; spot & matrix metering It's still not totally clear, but it appears to mean only fully automatic or manual.
Posted on Sep 13, 2005
S I understand it from what I have seen on the Web, the 3000Z can operate in several modes: 1. Fully automatic (camera select both 2. Manual (user sets both aperture and shutter speed). 3. Aperture Priority mode - user sets aperture and camera chooses correct shutter speed to get a good exposure Apparently there is no Shutter Priority mode (user cannot set only the shutter er speed and allow the camera to set the aperature to get a good exposure). This option is available on the Epson 850Z camera and this seems like a silly ommision to make on a "high-end" camera like the 3000Z.
Posted on Sep 13, 2005
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