
Note: The option you set is active from
Figure 33: Exposure Mode Submenu
Exposure Mode Submenu
Use the Exposure Mode submenu to select how the camera calculates exposure. You can select from these setting options:
Auto (Default) − All exposure settings are at their defaults and cannot be changed.
Landscape Program − Automatically optimizes the camera settings for taking pictures of distant subjects, such as landscape scenes.
Portrait Program − Automatically optimizes the camera settings for portrait photography.
Action Program − Automatically optimizes the camera settings for taking pictures of subjects in action, such as people playing sports.
Aperture Priority (Av) − Lets you select an aperture, and the camera automatically selects the shutter speed.
Shutter Priority (Tv) − Lets you select a shutter speed, and the camera automatically selects the aperture setting.
If you select Landscape Program, Portrait Program, Action Program, or Shutter Priority exposure modes, then the ISO Speed submenu options will be
After you set the exposure mode to Aperture Priority (Av) or Shutter Priority (Tv) and exit the submenu, the live view of Capture mode will turn on automatically. You can then use the
When you set the exposure mode to Aperture Priority (Av) and live view is on, pressing the up and down arrows on the
Up arrow − stops down the aperture (toward higher
Down arrow − stops up the aperture (toward lower
When you set the exposure mode to Shutter Priority (Tv) and live view is on, pressing the up and down arrows on the
Up arrow − decreases toward shorter shutter speeds
Down arrow − increases toward faster shutter speeds
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