Originally posted by awaldram +2 for ALL is just that there is no overide it you've set +2 for ALL thats what you get. The +7 will be ignored as the manual correctly states.
Awaldram - you appear to be correct - at least partly: here is what the manual states in a note:
"Even when an adjustment valiue has been saved using [Apply One], if you press the OK button with [Apply All] selected in step 3, the [Apply Value] is used instead of the [Apply One] value."
This seems to confirm what Class A says: The [Apply All] probably overrides all 20 lenses (registers) with the same value, and you can then override those with [Apply Single] values.
Here is the weird thing: The camera remembers both the camera setting and the lens setting (I have my 50mm macro set at +7 and the camera at +2). The +7 does not go away when i use [Apply All]. In other words either the camera DOES indeed keep and use the +7 (and the manual is wrong), or the actual stored value is what ever you applied last,
but the value is not visible anywhere?! The latter would be a real weird implementation: Why would you have two different sets of registers for the 20 lenses, and then not show the actual used one?
I got a new 35mm DA-L two days ago, and that lens show <Unset> for the lens.
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logical answer would be that there is ONE camera register, and 20 lens registers, and if the lens register is not set, the camera register is used, otherwise the lens register is used. If so the manual would be wrong.
Anyone have any idea? I guess I can start testing, but surely someone has figured this out before?