Most reviews that I've read and seen have criticised this feature as difficult to use....and that it's an un-welcome addition to traditional buttons and dials.
After several months of use I now find it a good feature - my set up is a tap on the left brings up the level, and on the right the histogram....and a swipe left or right zooms in and out of the image for critical manual focussing. I've set the lock button to disable the M-Fn bar but I've not needed to do that for some time...I think Ive got used to where the bar is now and don't hit it accidentally.
Some have used it for ISO setting but the swiping action is a bit in-precise....making use of the lens or adaptor control ring frees one of the the two dials on the body for ISO so the bar isn't needed for that....unless of course you use the standard adaptor.
I'm now only using two RF lenses with control rings and I think this has really brought the R and RF lens system into its own......so I think its the use of the lens control ring that enables the controls to be used to their fullest potential.
Just my thoughts!........................comments welcome of course.........
After several months of use I now find it a good feature - my set up is a tap on the left brings up the level, and on the right the histogram....and a swipe left or right zooms in and out of the image for critical manual focussing. I've set the lock button to disable the M-Fn bar but I've not needed to do that for some time...I think Ive got used to where the bar is now and don't hit it accidentally.
Some have used it for ISO setting but the swiping action is a bit in-precise....making use of the lens or adaptor control ring frees one of the the two dials on the body for ISO so the bar isn't needed for that....unless of course you use the standard adaptor.
I'm now only using two RF lenses with control rings and I think this has really brought the R and RF lens system into its own......so I think its the use of the lens control ring that enables the controls to be used to their fullest potential.
Just my thoughts!........................comments welcome of course.........
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