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jk wrote:I do that all the time when I shoot with the D600 as it doesnt have the locks. It is something that seems really trivial but is a real boon.
If anyone can get a D500 hands on then if they can check if there is a facility similar to the D3, D4, D800 and D810 that enables you to lock the command and/or sub-command dials, then I would be most grateful.
Alternatively if anyone finds a download of the D500 user manual please can you alert me.
Don't think it has that feature...the D750 hasn't got it.
I confess I missed that feature on Thursday. I was shooting a kitchen for a client (one of the last 3 before I retire) and I noticed halfway through my fingers had shifter the aperture.
Fortunately redid the shooting positions and carried on. However I did shift it inadvertently once more later on.....but I was watching for it this time.
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