11-30-2011, 05:18 PM
[quote name='ThomasD' timestamp='1322667111' post='13396']
That's a pity. I really like the touch interface of the Panasonic GF3. If you disable the touch shutter function (which is amplifying hand shake anyway), there is nothing you can change by accident but the location of the focus point. I would even say that I can change certain things quicker than on my D90. If I want to change ISO for example, I can touch the setting I want on the screen (after pressing one button). No need to rotate a dial over many clicks for this. The ability to set the focus point to an arbitrary location in the frame is very nice, too.
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Do I understand you correctly that on the Pansonic you have to press abutton to activate the touch screen for functions other than chnging the focus point? If so, this sounds indeed like a workable solution.
That's a pity. I really like the touch interface of the Panasonic GF3. If you disable the touch shutter function (which is amplifying hand shake anyway), there is nothing you can change by accident but the location of the focus point. I would even say that I can change certain things quicker than on my D90. If I want to change ISO for example, I can touch the setting I want on the screen (after pressing one button). No need to rotate a dial over many clicks for this. The ability to set the focus point to an arbitrary location in the frame is very nice, too.
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Do I understand you correctly that on the Pansonic you have to press abutton to activate the touch screen for functions other than chnging the focus point? If so, this sounds indeed like a workable solution.