1 Setting the exposure compensa- tion amount
qWhile holding down the exposure compensation button, move the select switch to set the desired com- pensation value on the LCD panel.
[ ] is displayed on the LCD panel. The bar graph which indicates the com- pensation value and [ ] appear in the viewfinder.
wThe exposure compensation can
also be confirmed in the viewfinder. When the dot is displayed to the [ ] side, it indicates overexposure and when the dot is displayed to the [ ] side, it indicates underexposure.
Moving one dot on the bar graph indi- cates 0.5 step (0.5EV).
Memo
When under or over exposure is set beyond +2 or
Memo
•The exposure compensation range is
•Exposure compesation does not work in the metered manual mode and Bulb exposure mode.
•The exposure compensation cannot be canceled even if the power is
turned OFF or any other exposure mode is set.
SELECTING AN EXPOSURE MODE
AE LOCK FUNCTION
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| ture. If the subject is too small for a proper exposure set- |
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| ting to be obtained, you can zoom in on the subject to |
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| obtain a proper exposure setting. Then you can lock the |
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| exposure setting and recompose the shot before taking the |
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| picture. | STEP UP | |
1 | Setting AE Lock | ||
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| qPosition the area to be measured in | ||
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| the viewfinder metering area and |
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| press the AE Lock button [ |
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| w[ ] is displayed in the viewfinder. | OPERATIONS | |
| Memo |
• The current exposure setting will be locked for about 20 sec.
• If the shutter release button or AE Lock button is pressed while the AE Lock timer is operating, the memorized meter reading will remain even if the finger is released from the button.
•When the AE lock button is depressed, the audible PCV signal is heard. This PCV signal can be turned off. See page 74.
•The auto
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