Pentax P3n P3n Manual - Page 41

metering/coupling

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• All these warnings are displayed by the flickering of LEDs in the viewfinder. • "Beyond the metering range" means the subject is too bright or too dark to be measured with the camera's built-in meter. • "Beyond the coupling range" means the combination of shutter speed and aperture is beyond the limit of use even when the subject's brightness is within the metered range. • For details on the metering/coupling ranges, refer to page 40. • The symbol in the table indicates flickering. When the warning indicates beyond-the-metering-range/beyond-the-coupling- range, the shutter speed flickers as fast as four times per second. When the brightness of the subject is beyond the metering range, take pictures in the following ways: • When the subject is too bright, use an ND filter locally available. • When the subject is too dark, it is necessary to use a flash or some other lightings. 39*

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All
these
warnings
are
displayed
by
the
flickering
of
LEDs
in
the
viewfinder.
"Beyond
the
metering
range"
means
the
subject
is
too
bright
or
too
dark
to
be
measured
with
the
camera's
built-in
meter.
"Beyond
the
coupling
range"
means
the
combination
of
shutter
speed
and
aperture
is
beyond
the
limit
of
use
even
when
the
subject's
brightness
is
within
the
metered
range.
For
details
on
the
metering/coupling
ranges,
refer
to
page
40.
The
symbol
in
the
table
indicates
flickering.
When
the
warning
indicates
beyond-the-metering-range/beyond-the-coupling-
range,
the
shutter
speed
flickers
as
fast
as
four
times
per
second.
When
the
brightness
of
the
subject
is
beyond
the
metering
range,
take
pictures
in
the
following
ways:
When
the
subject
is
too
bright,
use
an
ND
filter
locally
available.
When
the
subject
is
too
dark,
it
is
necessary
to
use
a
flash
or
some
other
lightings.
39*