Changing ISO Dial On MP

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On 3/29/2016 at 5:32 AM, Keith (M) said:

Can only agree!  My MP ALC bought new in 2012 has required very firm thumb pressure indeed right from day 1, so much so that it falls into what I classify as a 'three Weetabix' problem.  On the other hand, turning the dial on my M7 is smooth & easy.

Three Weetabix problem, LOL, I understand that reference.  I may be a Yank, but I get my Weetabix from amazon.com, and two is usually more than enough, especially with whole milk and a good dose of honey.

[nineteenfocus]

same here but once it turns it’s very pleasant 

[a.noctilux]

45 minutes ago, nineteenfocus said:

same here but once it turns it’s very pleasant 

Weetabix or MP's ISO dial ?

[nineteenfocus]

3 hours ago, a.noctilux said:

Weetabix or MP's ISO dial ?

MP

[LeicaS2]

Just keep shooting ISO 400

[atournas]

On 3/29/2016 at 3:05 PM, sarav said:

Press slightly with the whole thumb over it and rotate....don't press too much in the centre with your thumb. it rotates with light clicks and fast. It doesn't require any strength.

It definitely works! Thanks a lot.

Paul

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Am 29.3.2016 um 14:05 schrieb sarav:

Press slightly with the whole thumb over it and rotate....don't press too much in the centre with your thumb. it rotates with light clicks and fast. It doesn't require any strength.

Same here, it works this way like a charm.
Thanks a lot!

[Hector Malot]

it's just a matter of grip, borrow a Mapa household glove from your wife and you will see that it turns on its own. Always keep one in your camera bag.

[Giguchan]

 I'm new to the MP.

  I have the same problem.  I mean after a while i was able to get it to turn. I hope that it get easier  as i use it more.

In the very beginning  i had no idea that dial actually did anything.