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From: jordan@ucbarpa.berkeley.edu (Jordan Hayes)
Newsgroups: net.rec.photo
Subject: Re: Buying a 35 mm camera
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Date: Fri, 28-Mar-86 00:31:20 EST
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In article <2595@genat.UUCP> jorge@genat.UUCP (Jorge Olenewa) writes:

	How can I bracket a lot using auto mode?  Wouldn't the camera
	adjust the shutter speed automatically everytime I changed the
	aperture? Surely you are not expecting me to be using the
	exposure compensation dial to bracket, are you?

Uh ... yes. Or, alternatively, the "poor man's auto bracket" would
involve changing the EI of the film ...

The Nikon ec-thingy is about the best designed one I've seen (and I
hate them!) ... when, on occasion, I've needed (or been forced) to use
an FE or FE-2, I've found it to be very fast. If you're going to
bracket with an auto camera, that's what you've got to do.

/jordan
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