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NOTE When you set the exposure mode to Action , Landscape , or Portrait , the ISO Speed menu option is grayed-out in the Capture menu, and the camera automatically selects the best ISO Speed setting. NOTE If you set the exposure mode to Action and release and then re-press the Shutter button all the way down within 2 seconds after taking a picture, the camera takes the next picture using the same focus and exposure measurements as the previous picture. This allows you to take multiple pictures in rapid succession without having to wait for the camera to measure focus and exposure for each picture. Using exposure compensation In difficult lighting conditions, you can use Exposure Compensation to override the automatic exposure setting that the camera makes. Exposure Compensation settings range from -3.0 EV (Exposure Value) to reduce the exposure of the image (darkening it), to +3.0 EV to increase the exposure of the image (brightening it). By default, Exposure Compensation is set to 0 (zero) and no indication is given on the Image Display. When Live View is turned on and you press the buttons, a meter appears in the middle of the Image Display, and the Exposure Compensation value is shown on the bottom of the display. 32 hp photosmart 930 series user's manual

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hp photosmart 930 series user’s manual
NOTE
When you set the exposure mode to
Action
,
Landscape
, or
Portrait
, the
ISO Speed
menu option
is grayed-out in the
Capture
menu, and the camera
automatically selects the best
ISO Speed
setting.
NOTE
If you set the exposure mode to
Action
and release
and then re-press the
Shutter
button all the way down
within 2 seconds after taking a picture, the camera takes
the next picture using the same focus and exposure
measurements as the previous picture. This allows you to
take multiple pictures in rapid succession without having to
wait for the camera to measure focus and exposure for
each picture.
Using exposure compensation
In difficult lighting conditions, you can use
Exposure
Compensation
to override the automatic exposure setting that
the camera makes.
Exposure Compensation
settings range
from
-3.0
EV (Exposure Value) to reduce the exposure of the
image (darkening it), to
+3.0
EV to increase the exposure of
the image (brightening it).
By default,
Exposure Compensation
is set to
0
(zero) and no indication is
given on the Image Display. When
Live View
is turned on and you press
the
buttons, a meter appears in
the middle of the Image Display,
and the
Exposure Compensation
value is shown on the bottom of
the display.