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30.09.2005, 07:54
Habe einen Artikel auf http://www.photoworkshop.com/canon/index.html und dort "EOS Speedlite System Tips" von Stephen Wilkes gefunden, aber ich nich dolle Englisch.
Hier mal ein Auszug:
E-TTL II differs from the previous E-TTL metering system in two important ways. First of all, flash metering is no longer concentrated strictly upon the area surrounding the AF point(s) which are in use in your scene. Thus, it doesn't matter if you use the center AF point or select an outer AF point to focus on the subject. It doesn't even matter if you use manual focusing! The other major new feature with E-TTL II is that most (but not all) Canon EF and EF-S lenses supply distance information to the camera, which is used to help the system further refine its flash metering. (While a few lenses don't offer distance information, this is not a problem - E-TTL II still will work fine, and produce consistent results like you see here.)
Verstehe ich das richtig, das da steht, das es nicht so wichtig ist, wo das AF-Feld steht? Aber widerspricht das nicht unserer bisherigen Ansicht?
Wer kann sich den Artikel oben mal anschauen und helfen?
Danke
Hier mal ein Auszug:
E-TTL II differs from the previous E-TTL metering system in two important ways. First of all, flash metering is no longer concentrated strictly upon the area surrounding the AF point(s) which are in use in your scene. Thus, it doesn't matter if you use the center AF point or select an outer AF point to focus on the subject. It doesn't even matter if you use manual focusing! The other major new feature with E-TTL II is that most (but not all) Canon EF and EF-S lenses supply distance information to the camera, which is used to help the system further refine its flash metering. (While a few lenses don't offer distance information, this is not a problem - E-TTL II still will work fine, and produce consistent results like you see here.)
Verstehe ich das richtig, das da steht, das es nicht so wichtig ist, wo das AF-Feld steht? Aber widerspricht das nicht unserer bisherigen Ansicht?
Wer kann sich den Artikel oben mal anschauen und helfen?
Danke