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EOS-M: Disable exposure simulation in manual mode?

 
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Jul 23, 2014 12:17 |  #16

This is why I got rid of my T2i after a month. Didn't know about Magic Lantern at the time. Is it available for the M?


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Jul 23, 2014 15:27 |  #17

Yes, ML is available for the M. And you can disable the "exposure simulation" mode




  
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Jul 24, 2014 07:39 |  #18

ramair455 wrote in post #17051426 (external link)
Yes, ML is available for the M. And you can disable the "exposure simulation" mode

How does the most recent ML work with the EOS M with the 2.0.2 firmware?

Can I load it without fear?

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Jul 24, 2014 12:00 |  #19

Maxdave wrote in post #17052715 (external link)
How does the most recent ML work with the EOS M with the 2.0.2 firmware?

Can I load it without fear?

Maxdave

I don't think they've fixed the "shutter bug" yet. With the 11-22mm and the 18-55mm, posting the shutter button or touch screen shutter focuses but doesn't take the picture. You then need to re-insert the battery or re-mount the lens for it to work again. Other than that, it's OK.




  
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