AE Lock is automatically activated upon focus completion when the camera is set for evaluative metering and One Shot AF. In this case, the (✳) indicator is not displayed in the viewfinder. The AE Lock is automatically cancelled when you capture an image or when you remove your finger from the Shutter button, whichever comes first.
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| subject area with AE lock, use | ||
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| metering. Place the subject in | ||
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| the center of the viewfinder | ||
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| when activating AE lock. | ||
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| composition as desired, and | ||
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