Bruce's point was that it takes 6 months steady practice with a camera to be able react and fix a focusing problem in an AF camera without having to think about it. that fixing time is the same reaction time it takes for a trained pilot to see that one of the instrument lights isn't green that should be and know what's wrong. reading an unfamiliar camera's manual for 5 minutes and dismissing its AF as useless only means you have already made up your mind and reason has nothing to do with it.
Herb.... ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bob Blakely" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, June 02, 2003 11:13 Subject: Re: Pentax bashing (was Re: another 31 Limited question) > Clearly, you are not a pilot, and certainly you have no commercial or > military experience flight experience. It's ok. Not everyone has. Further, > it this has nothing to do with Pentax or photography. I was not commenting > on your views regarding the taking of photos, just making a side comment on > your very poor choice for an analogy. > > Regards, > Bob...
