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Changing the Shutter Speed Turning the Tv direct dial while in Hyper Programmed AE mode will select the Shutter Priority AE mode directly. Select the desired shutter speed using this dial. (For details of the Shutter-priority AE mode, see page 48.) * You can set the shutter speed only within the range of available aperture values. * If the proper aperture setting cannot be automatically selected because of a change in brightness, the shutter speed automatically changes. The mark on the LCD panel blinks and a bar blinks under the shutter speed indication in the viewfinder. Using a Pentax function, you can override the shutter speed shift. (See page 87.) • Pressing the [IF] button will return you to the Hyper Programmed AE mode. * Exposure Warning If the subject is too bright or dark, the shutter speed and aperture setting in the viewfinder and on the LCD panel blink. Use a neutral density (ND) filter if the subject is too bright. Use flash if the subject is too dark. Changing the Aperture Turning the Av direct dial while in Hyper Programmed AE mode will access the Aperture-Priority AE mode. Select the desired aperture with this dial. (For details on the Aperture-Priority AE mode, see page 50.) * You can choose aperture settings only within the range of available shutter speeds (1/8000 to 30 seconds). * Pressing the [IF] button will return you to the Hyper Programmed AE mode. * If the shutter speed cannot be selected automatically because of a change in brightness, the aperture changes automatically. The t„) ] mark on the LCD panel blinks and a bar blinks under the aperture setting in the viewfinder. -0 o With a Pentax function, this shift in aperture can be 0 suppressed. (See page 87.) • HYP • 0 __2.O 45

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Changing
the
Shutter
Speed
Turning
the
Tv
direct
dial
while
in
Hyper
Programmed
AE
mode
will
select
the
Shutter
Priority
AE
mode
directly.
Select
the
desired
shutter
speed
using
this
dial.
(For
details
of
the
Shutter
-priority
AE
mode,
see
page
48.)
*
You
can
set
the
shutter
speed
only
within
the
range
of
available
aperture
values.
*
If
the
proper
aperture
setting
cannot
be
automatically
selected
because
of
a
change
in
brightness,
the
shutter
speed
automatically
changes.
The
mark
on
the
LCD
panel
blinks
and
a
bar
blinks
under
the
shutter
speed
indication
in
the
viewfinder.
Using
a
Pentax
function,
you
can
override
the
shutter
speed
shift.
(See
page
87.)
•
Pressing
the
[IF]
button
will
return
you
to
the
Hyper
Programmed
AE
mode.
*
Exposure
Warning
If
the
subject
is
too
bright
or
dark,
the
shutter
speed
and
aperture
setting
in
the
viewfinder
and
on
the
LCD
panel
blink.
Use
a
neutral
density
(ND)
filter
if
the
subject
is
too
bright.
Use
flash
if
the
subject
is
too
dark.
Changing
the
Aperture
Turning
the
Av
direct
dial
while
in
Hyper
Programmed
AE
mode
will
access
the
Aperture
-Priority
AE
mode.
Select
the
desired
aperture
with
this
dial.
(For
details
on
the
Aperture
-Priority
AE
mode,
see
page
50.)
*
You
can
choose
aperture
settings
only
within
the
range
of
available
shutter
speeds
(1/8000
to
30
seconds).
*
Pressing
the
[IF]
button
will
return
you
to
the
Hyper
Programmed
AE
mode.
*
If
the
shutter
speed
cannot
be
selected
automatically
because
of
a
change
in
brightness,
the
aperture
changes
automatically.
The
t„)
]
mark
on
the
LCD
panel
blinks
and
a
bar
blinks
under
the
aperture
setting
in
the
viewfinder.
With
a
Pentax
function,
this
shift
in
aperture
can
be
suppressed.
(See
page
87.)
HYP
•
0
__2.O
•
0
-o
0
45