andy_radcliffe
Active Member
Hi David,
I don't know how you would like to set up the AEL, but I just wanted it to lock the exposure upon operation of the button and hold it for as many frames as required, when a second operation of the button clears the memory .To do this I have mine set to mode 5. The memory is held until the camera goes into sleep mode.An interesting aspect of this is that normally the viewfinder display shuts down after about 6 or 7 seconds -AEL memory is held at this time.If the display is "woken up" with a light touch on the release button, then after this, the display will remain on until the camera switches to sleep mode (1,3,5 or 10 minutes) when the AEL is cancelled.Switching to review or menu modes also cancels the AEL.
AS regards shooting in RAW mode I havn't used this much only because the supplied RAW converter in both Olympus Viewer and Studio is so damn slow!!.I have to say however that I can't see any real increase in quality compared to TIFF.I hasten to add that this is only a very subjective opinion of course.Does anyone have any experience of other(faster!) RAW converters that will process files from the E-1?
Andy.
I don't know how you would like to set up the AEL, but I just wanted it to lock the exposure upon operation of the button and hold it for as many frames as required, when a second operation of the button clears the memory .To do this I have mine set to mode 5. The memory is held until the camera goes into sleep mode.An interesting aspect of this is that normally the viewfinder display shuts down after about 6 or 7 seconds -AEL memory is held at this time.If the display is "woken up" with a light touch on the release button, then after this, the display will remain on until the camera switches to sleep mode (1,3,5 or 10 minutes) when the AEL is cancelled.Switching to review or menu modes also cancels the AEL.
AS regards shooting in RAW mode I havn't used this much only because the supplied RAW converter in both Olympus Viewer and Studio is so damn slow!!.I have to say however that I can't see any real increase in quality compared to TIFF.I hasten to add that this is only a very subjective opinion of course.Does anyone have any experience of other(faster!) RAW converters that will process files from the E-1?
Andy.