Canon 620-650 manual Partial Meeting, AE lock

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·Set a slower shutter speed if "OP" remains lit when the electronic input dial is turned to the lens maximum aperture.

·Set a faster shutter speed if "CL" remains lit when the electronic input dial is turned to the lens minimum aperture.

·The camera-shake warning does not sound in the manual mode.

5. Partial Meeting

This camera has an evaluative metering function which allows you to obtain the correct exposure without exposure compensation in normal backlit photography (see p. 18). Use the partial metering mode, however, for stage photography where there is a big difference in brightness between the main subject and the background, and when you want to control the exposure.

·The partial metering mode can be used regardless of the camera's mode, except when the main switch is set to the full auto position ( 0 ).

·The partial metering area is approximately 6.5% of the picture area.

·The AE lock mechanism automatically works in the partial metering mode.

AE lock:

The original exposure value remains locked as long as the shutter button is pressed halfway, so even if you recompose the picture, correct exposure on the main subject will not be affected by changes in fighting conditions.

1)Put the main subject in the center and cover with the partial metering mark.

2)Press the shutter button halfway.

3)While pressing the shutter button halfway, press the partial metering button. (In the manual override, however, press the partial metering button while pressing the manual aperture set button.)

·A green asterisk ("*") indicating that the partial metering mode and the AE lock are on appears in the viewfinder.

·You can remove your finger from the partial metering button if you keep pressing the shutter button halfway.

4)Compose the picture while continuing to hold down the shutter button, then press the shutter button completely to take the picture.

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Contents Introduction Canon EOSPage Basic Steps Table of Contents Preliminary PreparationsMaking the Most of Your EOS 620/650 Other ShootingAttaching the Lens Checking the Battery Loading the Film Automatic Film Speed Setting Basic Steps Setting the Main Switch to the Full Auto PositionDisplay Panel Illumination EOS Only Do not touch the lens moving parts during AF focusingFilm automatically rewinds at the end Roll Main Switch FunctionsSetting the AF mode Setting the Shooting Mode Setting the Film Winding ModeProgram Shift Functions EOS 620 Only Program AE PurposePurpose Shutter speed display Shutter-Priority AEAperture-Priority AE Purpose Depth of Field Depth of Field AE EOS 650 Only Helpful Hints View Finder InformationManual Override AE lock Partial MeetingExposure Compensation Sequential AE lock photographyAuto Exposure Bracketing EOS 620 Only Multiple Exposures EOS 620 Only Auto Exposure BracketingDifficult Subjects for Auto focus Clearing Preset Exposures 1. Before shootingPage Other Shooting Manual FocusingPage Other Canon Speedlites Other Manufacturers FlashesBulb Long Exposure Shooting with Infrared Film Accessories Speedlites 420EZ/300EZHelpful Hint EF LensesPage Caring for Your Camera PrecautionsLiquid Crystal Display Lithium Battery PackBlinking bc Display Ray examinations at AirportsAppendix Viewfinder Information Display Low -20C/- 4F Temperature 24-exp. rolls Exp Rolls Normal 20C/ 68FPage Type Format 24x36mm Usable LensesStandard Lens EF 50 mm f/1.8 Lens Mount Focusing Screen Dioptric AdjustmentViewfinder Information Light Metering SystemFilm Winding Mode Self-timerAF Auxiliary Light ShutterBattery Check Back CoverCarrying the Camera Camera Cases

620-650 specifications

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