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Shooting: Manual Exposure Mode

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Shooting: Manual Exposure Mode Tips • In this mode, you can manually select both the shutter speed and the aperture setting as desired. • By changing the combination of shutter speed and aperture setting, you can change the photo effect without changing the exposure. • You can create various effects, like controlling the depth of field by varying the aperture setting or freezing the motion of a fast-moving subject with high shutter speed. • When the battery power is completely exhausted or diminished in a cold place, all the electronic displays are disabled, but major mechanical systems, such as the shutter and aperture control, remain functional, enabling you to continue shooting. 1 Set the shutter-speed dial to a position other than "A." 2 Pull out the film-advance lever. ... To change the dial setting from "A," rotate the dial while holding the auto-lock release button pressed. 3 Compose your picture and focus. 4 Lightly press the shutter-release button. ... Place the main subject inside the 12mm-diameter circle in the center of the screen. 20

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Tips
•
In this mode, you can manually select both the shutter speed and the aperture
setting as desired.
•
By changing the combination of shutter speed and aperture setting, you can change
the photo effect without changing the exposure.
•
You can create various effects, like controlling the depth of field by varying the aper-
ture setting or freezing the motion of a fast-moving subject with high shutter speed.
•
When the battery power is completely exhausted or diminished in a cold place, all
the electronic displays are disabled, but major mechanical systems, such as the
shutter and aperture control, remain functional, enabling you to continue shooting.
1
Set the shutter-speed dial to a
position other than “A.”
2
Pull out the film-advance lever.
...
To change the dial setting from “A,” rotate the
dial while holding the auto-lock release but-
ton pressed.
3
Compose your picture and focus.
4
Lightly press the shutter-release
button.
...
Place the main subject inside the 12mm-di-
ameter circle in the center of the screen.
Shooting: Manual Exposure Mode