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Mk II owners. Can you bracket ISO settings?

 
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May 24, 2004 15:13 |  #1

It seems to me that if you have a shutter speed and an aperture setting that you desire for a particular shot, you should be able to bracket ISO and keep your other settings.

What about bracketing WB?

Does the MK II do that or do we have to wait for the MK III?

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May 24, 2004 17:32 |  #2

Yes it does have ISO bracketing. I found out by setting it by accident!
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May 24, 2004 18:11 |  #3

..lol,. I haven't found it yet.. but it is there.. I read it somewhere..

(there's a lot of stuff like that ..)


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May 24, 2004 19:16 |  #4

CyberDyneSystems wrote:
..lol,. I haven't found it yet.. but it is there.. I read it somewhere..

(there's a lot of stuff like that ..)

I think we'll be finding "new" things for some time to come! :shock:


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May 27, 2004 11:57 |  #5

OK dudes, come clean. Are you jackin' around?
I did not think it did that.
If so, where and how?


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May 27, 2004 21:11 |  #6

GenEOS wrote:
OK dudes, come clean. Are you jackin' around?
I did not think it did that.
If so, where and how?

If you hold down two of the buttons on the top left and turn the main command dial, the word iso shows up in the LCD. The camera takes three shots for each shutter button release. Page 94 of the 1D Mark II manual
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May 28, 2004 08:01 |  #7

Thanks, had not read that yet.
Too busy tinkering with color space settings....

Now, how about a "ISO Priority" mode?? That would be nice..


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