Shooting With Auxiliary Finders

[nation_of_pomation]

Does anyone have any tips for shooting with the FSU cameras and focal lengths other than 50mm? I'm trying to get used to having to use a turret finder for all my other lenses. I feel that it's absolutely worth it, I'm just having a hard time making it feel "right," plus I'm constantly touching the aperture ring a little on my FSU lenses and moving them away from the desired aperture, which bothers me. I'm open to suggestion, the fight with myself is half the fun.

 

[summar]

Can you explain why/how you're always touching the aperture ring when you're using a turret finder? I don't have that problem. Getting it to feel right just comes with experience.

 

[nation_of_pomation]

It's because the Jupiters don't have click stops, I suppose. I think maybe I'm brushing against the aperture ring as I'm focusing. Although, I've managed to to do it on my click-stop-having Canon lenses (especially the short 28mm), so that's the problem. And the thing with the finder is mostly how to incorporate it into my shooting routine.