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(1)indicates correct exposure.
(2)indicates more than 3 stops overexposure.
(3)indicates more than 3 stops underexposure.
The exposure level indicator and exposure compensation symbol appearing the viewfinder, and the compensation amount is displayed in the Top LCD panel’s exposure level indicator.
In the Top LCD panel, “+” indicates overexposure and “ – ” indicates underexposure relative to the camera’s meter reading.
In the viewfinder display, overexposure and underexposure are indicated respectively by exposure compensation amounts above and below the triangle index at the center of the scale.
4Set the Quick Control Dial switch to 0 to prevent accidentally changing the setting.
☛To cancel the exposure compensation, rotate the Quick Control dial to return the Exposure Level indicator to the zero ( 
) position.
5Expose the image.
The exposure compensation amount is not canceled even if the Main switch is set to ( L ).
