4.Each time the SELECT button ( or ) is pressed, the indicator bar moves step by step.

When the SELECT button is continuously pressed, the indicator bar moves leftwards to decrease exposure time (under-exposure). When the SET button is pressed in this status, the “through image” is darkened.

When the SELECT button is continuously pressed, the indicator bar moves rightwards to increase exposure time (over-exposure). When the SET button is pressed in this status, the “through image” is brightened.

*If the MENU button is pressed in this status, previous setting is canceled and the display of the LCD monitor returns to the status of the step 2.

5.If the exposure is not compensated as desired when the display is restored to the “through image” status, again press the MENU button and then press the SET button. The display returns to the status of the step 4, and you can try to compensate exposure once more.

*When aiming at an object in a dark place, it is hard to recognize the ef- fect of exposure compensation. In such a case, it is recommended to take pictures of the same object repeatedly with different exposure compensation, and play them back on a TV screen or a personal com- puter display to choose a favorite one.