Can "auto" mode be disabled for full manual control? Many models continue to auto select after a manual selection has been made.
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ever since I bought a chromecast and powered it by the USB on my TV it would switch to the chromecast on powering up the tv. So I have to remember to power on the xbox or wii after the chromecast has taken the switch so it will auto switch to that game system I want. I have an original Apple TV that stays on all the time so I would always have to switch it to the Apple TV manually in manual mode. So now I just leave it manual mode all the time and just switch with the little remote it comes with. It's been in manual mode for a few months straight now and has yet to switch back to auto mode. Even after a few power outages it's still in manual mode. ever since I bought a chromecast and powered it by the USB on my TV it would switch to the chromecast on powering up the tv. So I have to remember to power on the xbox or wii after the chromecast has taken the switch so it will auto switch to that game system I want. I have an original Apple TV that stays on all the time so I would always have to switch it to the Apple TV manually in manual mode. So now I just leave it manual mode all the time and just switch with the little remote it comes with. It's been in manual mode for a few months straight now and has yet to switch back to auto mode.... » Read More ever since I bought a chromecast and powered it by the USB on my TV it would switch to the chromecast on powering up the tv. So I have to remember to power on the xbox or wii after the chromecast has taken the switch so it will auto switch to that game system I want. I have an original Apple TV that stays on all the time so I would always have to switch it to the Apple TV manually in manual mode. So now I just leave it manual mode all the time and just switch with the little remote it comes with. It's been in manual mode for a few months straight now and has yet to switch back to auto mode. Even after a few power outages it's still in manual mode. « Show Less
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yes i have mine in just manual mode, if you set it to manual mode it will not continue to use auto select. this is a great switch have had mine for over 6 months and never had a problem with it.
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I have not had any issues with this selector switching during use in manual mode. It has been a very reliable piece of equipment.
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When I put it in manual it worked fine. If only one component is on, it will switch to it.
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Yes, but the settings remain until you switch back to auto. they are not erased.
250373
Cool! I thought I had tried this but now it seems to work on manual setting. Thanks for the help!
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Hi, you can do both. When in auto, its only an auto/off mode, whereas in P mode, you can also set it to "always on" and "slow synchro". Slow synchro "keeps subjects and distant backgrounds brights".
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Hello! Sincerely, I do not really know if it will help either manually nor automatic. The reason is that I never used this item due that I sold the automobile that I planned to work on with this item. Sorry I am not able to help!
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I do not think so. The only manual controls I have found are Exposure EV and ISO in P mode. In P mode the camera gives you the suggested F stop and shutter speed. For what it is this is a great snap shooter and does great indoors no flash using the auto modes.
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Not completely. You can always turn it completely off, but to turn it on all the time requires you to time the "ON". You turn it off, then wait 2 seconds and turn it on. Then its always on. That takes it out of automatic mode.
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No you can not fine adjust in auto mode. You have to put it in manual mode.
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It can go fully automatic. It does pretty good that way so you can get by for a while. Switching between auto and manual is as easy as flipping a switch which is nice. It also has a few buttons that will switch certain settings to auto while in manual to help you learn or adjust. And on top of that you can set some to manual and other settings to auto which can help you learn how each setting effects the other.
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Yes it has a M on the mode selector knob for all manual. You can also select aperture priority and you set speed. It has has a shutter speed priority also you set aperture. Then program and full auto. So yes you can have it function full manual and manual focus to if you want.
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No, and you definitely wouldn't want it to. That would be the most annoying thing ever. It sounds cool when you do it once manually, but you'd get annoyed if it did it all the time.
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How do you turn off the AUTO SET? Your help with this would be greatly appreciated! Thanks much!
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Not that I'm aware of. I was under the impression it was manual select to begin with but it's not it automatically goes to the device that's on.
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Once set up, it has a button to go from off, heat, or cool - you tell it what you want. I don't think any device has an "auto" function like you want, you still have to tell it what your doing.
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You can force the flash while out of "auto" mode. You have a programmer with several option for the flash. It's really simple to use.
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Hello Tachi1Yes, most digital cameras must be set to Manual (M) or Semi-Manual (P) modes when using manual lenses or adapted lenses.No auto features are supported, thank you!
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Hello,I understand it is a helpful feature,but unfortunately this Model does not have Auto turn off some do.