Samsung EC-NV7ZZBBA/PT, EC-NV7ZZBBC/DE manual Continuous shot, Metering, Single, Multi, Spot

Continuous shot

You can select the type of shooting and the number of continuous shots.

- SINGLE	: Take one picture only
- CONTINUOUS : Images will be taken continuously		AEB
		M. CAPTURE
	until the shutter button is released.
		HIGH SPEED
	The shooting capacity depends on	CONTINUOUS
	the memory.	SINGLE
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- HIGH SPEED	: This takes 3 shots continuously
	(2.5 shots per second) when the
	shutter is pressed and held down.	[Still image mode]
- M. CAPTURE	: This takes 7.5 shots per second, when the shutter is pressed
	and held down. After completing the continuous shooting,
	images are saved and the images play back on the Rear

LCD. The maximum number of shots is 20 and the image size is fixed as 1024X768.

-AEB : Take three pictures in a series using different exposures: standard exposure, short exposure (-1/2EV) and over exposure (+1/2EV). Use this mode if it is hard to decide exposure of the object.

High resolution and picture quality increases file saving time, which increases stand-by time.

If the [CONTINUOUS], [HIGH SPEED], [M. CAPTURE] or [AEB] sub menu is selected, the flash is switched off automatically.

It is best to use a tripod for the AEB shooting as the time to save each image file is longer and blurring caused by camera shake may occur.

When the [M.CAPTURE] menu is selected, you only can select ISO 400, 800, 1000.

Metering

If you cannot obtain suitable exposure conditions, you can change the metering method to take brighter pictures.

- MULTI	: Exposure will be calculated based on
	an average of the available light in the
	image area. However, the calculation	MULTI
		SPOT
	will be biased towards the centre of the
		CENTER
	image area. This is suitable for general
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	use.
- SPOT	: Only the rectangular area in the centre	[PROGRAM mode]

of the LCD monitor will be metered for

light. This is suitable when you want the subject in the centre correctly exposed, regardless of the back lighting.

-CENTER : Exposure will be calculated based on an average of the available light in the image area. However, the calculation will be biased towards the centre of the image area. This is suitable for taking a picture of small object like a flower or insects.

If the subject is not the centre of the focus area, do not use the spot metering as this may result in an exposure error. In this circumstance, it is better to use exposure compensation.

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