Pentax P30T P30T Manual - Page 32

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EXPOSURE-MEMORY LOCK Memory lock not used Used The exposure-memory lock enables you to take button half-way while the memory lock is in use, an exposure reading in the Programmed AE or the memory lock will be maintained or, in other Aperture-priority AE mode, lock-in that reading, words, the exposure will remain the same. move your position, and then take the picture • When you wish to interrupt the memory lock, with the programmed reading. This is particularly just turn the main switch off. useful in high-contrast conditions, such as when 3. Recompose your picture and shoot; the subject your subject is back-lit or has a dark background. will correctly be exposed. The memory lock will 1. If you are taking a portrait, you can move in close to your subject and take a close-up reading automatically be cancelled as soon as you release the shutter. of the face. To hold that reading, depress Cautions the memory-lock button; this will hold • When the Pentax dedicated auto flash is used on the reading for about ten seconds, simultaneously this camera, the memory lock does not work. making the shutter speed (LED) you are using • If you accidentally depress the memory-lock flicker in the viewfinder at a faster speed. button with the camera in the Metered Manual 2. As long as you keep depressing the shutter mode, the shutter speed set will meaninglessly • 30 lock and flicker in the viewfinder.

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EXPOSURE
-MEMORY
LOCK
Memory
lock
not
used
The
exposure
-memory
lock
enables
you
to
take
an
exposure
reading
in
the
Programmed
AE
or
Aperture
-priority
AE
mode,
lock
-in
that
reading,
move
your
position,
and
then
take
the
picture
with
the
programmed
reading.
This
is
particularly
useful
in
high
-contrast
conditions,
such
as
when
your
subject
is
back
-lit
or
has
a
dark
background.
1.
If
you
are
taking
a
portrait,
you
can
move
in
close
to
your
subject
and
take
a
close-up
reading
of
the
face.
To
hold
that
reading,
depress
the
memory
-lock
button;
this
will
hold
the
reading
for
about
ten
seconds,
simultaneously
making
the
shutter
speed
(LED)
you
are
using
flicker
in
the
viewfinder
at
a
faster
speed.
2.
As
long
as
you
keep
depressing
the
shutter
30
Used
button
half
-way
while
the
memory
lock
is
in
use,
the
memory
lock
will
be
maintained
or,
in
other
words,
the
exposure
will
remain
the
same.
When
you
wish
to
interrupt
the
memory
lock,
just
turn
the
main
switch
off.
3.
Recompose
your
picture
and
shoot;
the
subject
will
correctly
be
exposed.
The
memory
lock
will
automatically
be
cancelled
as
soon
as
you
release
the
shutter.
Cautions
When
the
Pentax
dedicated
auto
flash
is
used
on
this
camera,
the
memory
lock
does
not
work.
If
you
accidentally
depress
the
memory
-lock
button
with
the
camera
in
the
Metered
Manual
mode,
the
shutter
speed
set
will
meaninglessly
lock
and
flicker
in
the
viewfinder.