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<blockquote data-quote="Burt" data-source="post: 844470" data-attributes="member: 68616">This was the reason for me in starting this thread... I just wanted to see (hear) what the other member think/use/prefer regarding the use of the BBF..The best way it is always the one you are comfortable with, but sometimes getting out of your comfort zone, can lead to a greater experience..I never used BBF before, but I wanted to give it a try. After a couple of day, I'm still struggling with telling my thumb to go first, but I have already been seeing some advantage especially in being able to pick between SF, CF and manual (recompose) without looking for extra buttons or having to remember which button does what...I also use different Focus Points in U1 U2 and U3, and in combination with BBF, that is another improvement in my learning experience...I thank everyone that took the time to add their input to this thread and hopefully my learning experience will continue to grow...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Burt, post: 844470, member: 68616"] This was the reason for me in starting this thread... I just wanted to see (hear) what the other member think/use/prefer regarding the use of the BBF.. The best way it is always the one you are comfortable with, but sometimes getting out of your comfort zone, can lead to a greater experience.. I never used BBF before, but I wanted to give it a try. After a couple of day, I'm still struggling with telling my thumb to go first, but I have already been seeing some advantage especially in being able to pick between SF, CF and manual (recompose) without looking for extra buttons or having to remember which button does what... I also use different Focus Points in U1 U2 and U3, and in combination with BBF, that is another improvement in my learning experience... I thank everyone that took the time to add their input to this thread and hopefully my learning experience will continue to grow... [/QUOTE]

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