Olympus C3020 C-3020 Zoom Reference Manual (5.6 MB) - Page 121

Exposure Compensation Cont

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Chapter 6 Exposure Compensation (Cont.) Setting limitations and Default settings (Exposure compensation) The setting for the Exposure compensation differs depending on the shooting mode concerned as shown below. Mode dial (Mode Menu) S-Prg P A/S/M/ A S M Setting limitation Factory default setting Adjustable through the range of ‫מ‬2 to ‫ם‬2. ‫ע‬0 Exposure compensation does not work in the M mode. Adjustable through the range of ‫מ‬2 to ‫ם‬2. ‫ע‬0 ● The Exposure compensation cannot be set separately for each mode. However, the change in one shooting mode is forcibly applied to the other shooting modes so long as they are allowed to change the setting for this function. TIPS ● Often, white objects (such as snow) will turn out darker than their natural colors. Adjusting towards + makes these objects closer to their real shades. For the same reason, adjust towards - when shooting black objects. 121

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Exposure Compensation (Cont.)
Chapter 6
●
Often, white objects (such as snow) will turn out darker than their natural
colors. Adjusting towards + makes these objects closer to their real
shades. For the same reason, adjust towards – when shooting black
objects.
TIPS
Setting limitations and Default settings (Exposure compensation)
The setting for the Exposure compensation differs depending on the shooting
mode concerned as shown below.
Mode dial
(Mode Menu)
S-Prg
P
A/S/M/
Setting limitation
Factory default setting
Exposure compensation does not work in the M mode.
A
S
M
Adjustable through the range
of
±
2 to
²
2.
●
The Exposure compensation cannot be set separately for each mode.
However, the change in one shooting mode is forcibly applied to the other
shooting modes so long as they are allowed to change the setting for this
function.
³
0
Adjustable through the range
of
±
2 to
²
2.
³
0