davidrb wrote:
8-) 8-) 8-) Joe, it is a new body, it takes some effort on your part. Pop your fast-fifty on it and go shoot for a day, week, month, or whatever it takes. Learn the Mk3, it IS different. Some shooters have fits trying to connect with bodies that are not the same. In other words when you are shooting the 60, shoot THAT camera, and when you pick up your Mk3 that is what you are shooting. Shooting with one body while thinking about the other invites problems many people try to avoid. It can be done. Think of it like this: a man can have a wife AND a girlfriend, but he is asking for trouble when he gives the same perfume to each. Keep 'em separated, they are different animals. GL :lol: :lol: :lol:
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this is a very cryptic reply. the only reason i can see for the black band happening is the difference in sensor size is this what you are trying to say ?