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EV Bracket Submenu, EV Bracket Soft Keys, Setting, Range, Soft Key, Function, Table 20

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Figure 47: EV Bracket Submenu Chapter 6: Menu and Soft Key Reference EV Bracket Submenu Use the EV (Exposure Value) Bracket submenu to run a script that sets the exposure bracket. Use this when you want to try under- and over-exposing a shot to get the best exposure. When you choose the 0.5 EV Step or 1.0 EV Step setting, live view is turned on and the message "Bracketing" appears in the center of the top overlay bar. Additionally, the Stop Script soft key appears as the middle soft key. All other buttons, except the shutter release button, are inactive while the script is running. When you press the shutter release button all the way down, the camera takes three pictures: the first will be under-exposed by a half/full stop; the second will be nominally exposed; and the third will be over-exposed by a half/full stop. Table 20: EV Bracket Submenu Setting Off 0.5 EV Step 1.0 EV Step Range Turns off EV bracketing. Sets the camera to capture images one half stop above and one half stop below the current exposure setting. Sets the camera to capture images one full stop above and one full stop below the current exposure setting. Table 21: EV Bracket Soft Keys Soft Key Select Exit Function Places a checkmark by the script, runs the script, then returns to live view in Capture mode. Returns to the Photo Assist menu without running the script. 69 Capture Mode Menus and Soft Keys

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Chapter 6: Menu and Soft Key Reference
69
Capture Mode Menus and Soft Keys
EV Bracket Submenu
Figure 47:
EV Bracket Submenu
Use the EV (Exposure Value) Bracket submenu to run a script that sets the exposure bracket. Use this
when you want to try under- and over-exposing a shot to get the best exposure.
When you choose the 0.5 EV Step or 1.0 EV Step setting, live view is turned on and the message
“Bracketing” appears in the center of the top overlay bar. Additionally, the Stop Script soft key
appears as the middle soft key. All other buttons, except the shutter release button, are inactive while
the script is running.
When you press the shutter release button all the way down, the camera takes three pictures: the first
will be under-exposed by a half/full stop; the second will be nominally exposed; and the third will
be over-exposed by a half/full stop.
Table 20:
EV Bracket Submenu
Table 21:
EV Bracket Soft Keys
Setting
Range
Off
Turns off EV bracketing.
0.5 EV Step
Sets the camera to capture images one half
stop above and one half stop below the
current exposure setting.
1.0 EV Step
Sets the camera to capture images one full
stop above and one full stop below the
current exposure setting.
Soft Key
Function
Select
Places a checkmark by the script,
runs the script, then returns to
live view in Capture mode.
Exit
Returns to the Photo Assist
menu without running the script.