Is the rebel 2000 capable of manual shutter and aperture speeds?

-- Steve Chow (smdao@aol.com), March 15, 2002

Answers

Yes

-- canonlover (canoneosd60@aol.com), March 15, 2002.

Yep. Av (aperture priority), Tv (shutter priority), M (manual aperture and shutter) and all the other programmed modes, too. In M, turn the finger dial to set aperture, turn the finger dial while pressing thumb button to set shutter. Everything shows up on the top LCD and in the viewfinder.

-- Peter (pphan01@hotmail.com), March 16, 2002.

What is an aperture speed?

-- Julian Loke (elan7e-owner@yahoogroups.com), March 16, 2002.

I've never seen an aperture speed, so they must be really fast. :~))

-- Jim Strutz (j.strutz@gci.net), March 16, 2002.

In M, turn the finger dial to set aperture, turn the finger dial while pressing thumb button to set shutter.

hello peter this is exactly the opposite. to set the apperture you turn the main dial while pressing thumb button

(* button)

to set shutter and to set the shutter speed turn the main dial.

-- sajeev (chack74@yahoo.co.in), March 18, 2002.

lolz jim...heheheh ;-)

-- Venkat (venkat_p_iyer@yahoo.com), March 27, 2002.

apperture speeds are indeed fast. try to use them on your len,.. or may be camera. you figure out where is your apperture speed dial. it depends on the model you use. may a custom function is available on high end camera to switch between shutter speed and apperture speed. isn't that a great idea. a new innovation by Canon.

-- sajeev (chack74@yahoo.co.in), March 27, 2002.