Pentax PZ-1 PZ-1 Manual - Page 64

About, Exposure, Compensation

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(5) ABOUT EXPOSURE COMPENSATION SNOU.ViBd0 033NVA01/ HyP ei s l e (S) • ki fa_ 21 Av •-• The exposure compensation system is used to deliberately overexpose (brighten) or underexpose (darken) a subject or to compensate for an exposure which even the multipattern metering function cannot correctly evaluate. Pressing the exposure compensation button [ 1 displays the exposure indicator and the initial compensation value on the LCD panel. Display the desired compensation by rotating the Tv direct dial while pressing the exposure compensation button. * You can compensate in 0.3 EV steps within the range -4 EV to +4 EV. • The exposure indicator is calibrated from -2 EV to + 2 EV (in 0.3 EV step). If the compensation exceeds this range, the [ O 1 or [ O 1 indicator blinks. • When exposure compensation is being used, the [ eexposure indicator appears on the LCD panel and 1 appears in the viewfinder. • Exposure compensation is not canceled even if the main switch is set to [ O 1. • If the main switch is set to • 1, the exposure compensation system has no effect. • Using a Pentax function, you can change the exposure compensation increment from 0.3 EV to 0.5 EV step. In this case, the [ O 1 or O indicator blinks when the compensation exceeds +3 EV. (See page 87.) rgi • By pressing the exposure compensation button and metering button [ C 1 simultaneously, the LCD panel will stay illuminated for about 5 seconds.

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(5)
ABOUT
EXPOSURE
COMPENSATION
SNOU.ViBd0
033NVA01/
HyP
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i
s
l
e
(
S)
ki
The
exposure
compensation
system
is
used
to
deliberately
overexpose
(brighten)
or
underexpose
(darken)
a
subject
or
to
compensate
for
an
exposure
which
even
the
multi
-
pattern
metering
function
cannot
correctly
evaluate.
Pressing
the
exposure
compensation
button
[
1
displays
the
exposure
indicator
and
the
initial
compensation
value
on
the
LCD
panel.
Display
the
desired
compensation
by
rotating
the
Tv
direct
dial
while
pressing
the
exposure
compensation
button.
*
You
can
compensate
in
0.3
EV
steps
within
the
range
—4
EV
to
+4
EV.
The
exposure
indicator
is
calibrated
from
—2
EV
to
+
2
EV
(in
0.3
EV
step).
If
the
compensation
exceeds
this
range,
the
[
O
1
or
[
O
1
indicator
blinks.
fa_
21
Av
•—•
When
exposure
compensation
is
being
used,
the
exposure
indicator
appears
on
the
LCD
panel
and
[
e
1
appears
in
the
viewfinder.
Exposure
compensation
is
not
canceled
even
if
the
main
switch
is
set
to
[
O
1.
If
the
main
switch
is
set
to
1,
the
exposure
compensation
system
has
no
effect.
Using
a
Pentax
function,
you
can
change
the
exposure
compensation
increment
from
0.3
EV
to
0.5
EV
step.
In
this
case,
the
[
O
1
or
indicator
blinks
when
the
compensation
exceeds
+3
EV.
(See
page
87.)
By
pressing
the
exposure
compensation
button
rgi
and
metering
button
[
C
1
simultaneously,
the
LCD
panel
will
stay
illuminated
for
about
5
seconds.