SixPM
Member
Just learned one very neat and useful new function on the M8.2 and that is when shooting on 'A' (aperture priority), one can see and set the exposure compensation whilst looking through the view finder by turn the back dial with the shutter half pressed, this new added function can save time because there is no need to take your eye from the finder to adjust the compensation.
yanidel
Well-known
I have heard about that but it seems that the finger manipulation to do so is a bit tricky.
Also, I have learned to compensate for exposition on the M8 by aiming outside of my subject to get the correct speed, I think I can deal without it for the moment, especially since I find the M8 exposes pretty well in the first place.
Also, I have learned to compensate for exposition on the M8 by aiming outside of my subject to get the correct speed, I think I can deal without it for the moment, especially since I find the M8 exposes pretty well in the first place.