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Exposure memory lock button 0)
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20dark spots are likely to fool the camera's metering , result- ing in under -or overexposure (see Fig. I). One way to make exposure compensation is to use the memory lock. This control allows you to lock in an exposure reading with the camera on automatic control. To compensate for an excessively bright or dark background, center the main subject in the viewfinder or move in close to the subject, depress the memory lock button and hold it in; then recompose and shoot (see Fig. 2).
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