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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 260344" data-attributes="member: 13090">This is correct.There seems to be some misunderstanding about what U1 and U2 are/do. &quot;Modes&quot; U1/U2 are really just blank slates you can customize and save. They don't &quot;do&quot; anything until you save a combination of settings to one or both of them using the steps I outlined above. Once you have those settings saved to either U1 or U2, you can do whatever you want to your settings and menus, use any other mode -- P, S, A, M, Auto, whatever -- and then immediately return to your saved settings in U1 or U2 by putting the mode dial back to U1 or U2. As soon as you change your Mode dial to, say, A for aperture priority, your camera will use whatever settings you last used outside of U1/U2. Those modes (U1/U2) are &quot;Custom Modes&quot; that you design and save to those settings on the Mode dial.I hope that helps clarify what U1 and U2 are for and how the work......</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 260344, member: 13090"] This is correct. There seems to be some misunderstanding about what U1 and U2 are/do. "Modes" U1/U2 are really just blank slates you can customize and save. They don't "do" anything until you save a combination of settings to one or both of them using the steps I outlined above. Once you have those settings saved to either U1 or U2, you can do whatever you want to your settings and menus, use any other mode -- P, S, A, M, Auto, whatever -- and then [I]immediately return to your saved settings[/I] in U1 or U2 by putting the mode dial back to U1 or U2. As soon as you change your Mode dial to, say, A for aperture priority, your camera will use whatever settings you last used outside of U1/U2. Those modes (U1/U2) are "Custom Modes" that you design and save to those settings on the Mode dial. I hope that helps clarify what U1 and U2 are for and how the work. [COLOR=#ffffff].....[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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