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Autoexposure, Bracketing

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6. Autoexposure Bracketing (AEB) With autoexposure bracketing, the camera automatically changes the exposure level within the set range for three successive frames. The bracketing amount centers on the correct exposure, and the exposure can be varied up to ±2 stops in half stops. The three bracketed shots are exposed in the following sequence: correct exposure, underexposure, and overexposure. The film advances according to the current film advance mode. (See "Film Advance Modes" on page 76.) Bracketing is helpful for obtaining the desired exposure, especially with reversal film which has a narrow exposure latitude. The image was removed due to copyright restrictions The image was removed due to copyright restrictions The image was removed due to copyright restrictions Correct exposure Underexposure (-1/2) Overexposure (+1/2) -) ISO-AEB:(? ) - II ,.I..,. 0 1I Press the function button until the AEB symbol AEB appears. nn IJ LI AE8 'LI . .1.2. i 2 Turn the Main Dial to set the desired bracketing amount. • The bracketing amount is displayed on the LCD panel. For example, if it is set to 0.5, the bracketing sequence will be: correct exposure, underexposure by -0.5 stop, and overexposure by +0.5 stop. 71

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6.
Autoexposure
Bracketing
(AEB)
With
autoexposure
bracketing,
the
camera
automatically
changes
the
exposure
level
within
the
set
range
for
three
successive
frames.
The
bracketing
amount
centers
on
the
correct
exposure,
and
the
exposure
can
be
varied up
to
±2
stops
in
half
stops.
The
three
bracketed
shots
are
exposed
in
the
following
sequence:
correct
exposure,
underexposure,
and
overexposure.
The
film
advances
according
to
the
current
film
advance
mode.
(See
"Film
Advance
Modes"
on
page
76.)
Bracketing
is
helpful
for
obtaining
the
desired
exposure,
especially
with
reversal
film
which
has
a
narrow
exposure
latitude.
The
image
was
removed
due
to
copyright
restrictions
Correct
exposure
The
image
was
removed
due
to
copyright
restrictions
Underexposure
(-1/2)
ISO-AEB
:(?
-
)
-)
II
I
,...,.
0
The
image
was
removed
due
to
copyright
restrictions
Overexposure
(+1/2)
I
Press
the
function
button
until
the
1
AEB
symbol
AEB
appears.
n
LI
n
IJ
AE8
'LI
.
.1.2.
i
2
Turn
the
Main
Dial
to
set
the
desired
bracketing
amount.
•
The
bracketing
amount
is
displayed
on
the
LCD
panel.
For
example,
if
it
is
set
to
0.5,
the
bracketing
sequence
will
be:
correct
exposure,
underexposure
by
-0.5
stop,
and
overexposure
by
+0.5
stop.
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