Pentax 645 645 Manual - Page 40

Shutter, Priority

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SHUTTER-PRIORITY AE MODE • • MI • O • Shutter-priority AE The preselecting of a desired shutter speed will vary the aperture value automatically according to the subject's brightness. Proper exposure is controlled through the camera's AE capability. In addition to general photographic requirements, this mode is recommended for fast-moving subjects as found at sports events. 1. In this mode the external LCD window will indicate "Auto" and "shutter speed." If not, depress the "up" selecting button until the desired display appears in the window while simultaneously holding down the mode button. 2. Depress the "up" or "down" selecting button to set the required shutter speed. By depressing the "up" button, the speed is made faster; the "down" button depressing will slow the shutter speed. A single depressing will cause a single incremental change; the changing process becomes continuous in increments by holding it down. 38

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SHUTTER
-PRIORITY
AE
MODE
MI
O
Shutter
-priority
AE
The
preselecting
of
a
desired
shutter
speed
will
vary
the
aperture
value
automatically
according
to
the
subject's
brightness.
Proper
exposure
is
controlled
through
the
camera's
AE
capability.
In
addition
to
general
photographic
requirements,
this
mode
is
recommended
for
fast-moving
subjects
as
found
at
sports
events.
1.
In
this
mode
the
external
LCD
window
will
indicate
"Auto"
and
"shutter
speed."
If
not,
depress
the
"up"
selecting
button
unti
l
the
desired
display
appears
in
the
window
while
simultaneously
holding
down
the
mode
button.
2.
Depress
the
"up"
or
"down"
selecting
button
to
set
the
required
shutter
speed.
By
depressing
the
"up"
button,
the
speed
is
made
faster;
the
"down"
button
depressing
will
slow
the
shutter
speed.
A
single
depressing
will
cause
a
single
incremental
change;
the
changing
process
becomes
continuous
in
increments
by
holding
it
down.
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