Pentax PZ-1p PZ-1p Manual - Page 77

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* When the shutter release button is depressed half- way down after the first picture is taken, [ blinks on the LCD panel to indicates that the camera is ready to take the second picture at any time. If your finger lifts up from the shutter release button, [ ] blinks for about 20 seconds and then stays on to indicate that the camera is ready to take an- other shot in the auto braketing mode. * When the auto bracketing is combined with the self- timer mode, the first picture is taken at the correct exposure, the second is underexposure, and the third is overexposure automatically. * When the auto bracketing range is set very narrow, it will have no effect when using negative film (espe- cially in negative color auto development). * In the auto bracketing mode, the camera automati- cally measures the exposure for each shot. * The focus is locked at the first picture and are re- mains until three pictures are taken. Auto bracketing exposure with flash When the auto bracketing mode is selected with the built-in flash or a Pentax dedicated flash is in use, the auto bracketing mode is possible by varying the amount as the discharged flash light. This function is useful when the different exposures are required on the main subject with the same exposure level as the background. * Before taking pictures, confirm that the flash is fully charged. * This auto brackenting mode works properly depending on the distance to the subject or the aperture setting. If the distance to the subject is relatively too far, the flash is discharged fully to obtain the correct exposure for the first picture, but overexposure cannot be made for the 2nd picture because the flash capacity may be used up. Auto Bracketing Mode combined with the Exposure Compensation Function You can combine the auto bracketing mode with exposure compensation function (See page 61) to compensate only in the overexposure (+) or the underexposure ( - ) direction. Example: Bracketing in the overexposure direction. 1. Select the auto bracketing mode and set the expo- sure compensation step at 0.3EV. 2. While depressing the exposure compensation button on the camera back, turn the Ty direct dial to shift the overall exposure range by 0.3EV in the overexposure ( ±) direction. 3. At this setting, the first picture is overexposed by 0.3EV, the second picture is exposed the correct exposure and the third frame is overexposed by 0.6EV. NOLLVEI3d0 a3ONVAaV

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*
When
the
shutter
release
button
is
depressed
half-
way
down
after
the
first
picture
is
taken,
[
blinks
on
the
LCD
panel
to
indicates
that
the
camera
is
ready
to
take
the
second
picture
at
any
time.
If
your
finger
lifts
up
from
the
shutter
release
button,
[
]
blinks
for
about
20
seconds
and
then
stays
on
to
indicate
that
the
camera
is
ready
to
take
an-
other
shot
in
the
auto
braketing
mode.
*
When
the
auto
bracketing
is
combined
with
the
self
-
timer
mode,
the
first
picture
is
taken
at
the
correct
exposure,
the
second
is
underexposure,
and
the
third
is
overexposure
automatically.
*
When
the
auto
bracketing
range
is
set
very
narrow,
it
will
have
no
effect
when
using
negative
film
(espe-
cially
in
negative
color
auto
development).
*
In
the
auto
bracketing
mode,
the
camera
automati-
cally
measures
the
exposure
for
each
shot.
*
The
focus
is
locked
at
the
first
picture
and
are
re-
mains
until
three
pictures
are
taken.
Auto
bracketing
exposure
with
flash
When
the
auto
bracketing
mode
is
selected
with
the
built-in
flash
or
a
Pentax
dedicated
flash
is
in
use,
the
auto
bracketing
mode
is
possible
by
varying
the
amount
as
the
discharged
flash
light.
This
function
is
useful
when
the
different
exposures
are
required
on
the
main
subject
with
the
same
exposure
level
as
the
back-
ground.
*
Before
taking pictures,
confirm
that
the
flash
is
fully
charged.
*
This
auto
brackenting
mode
works
properly
depend-
ing
on
the
distance
to
the
subject
or
the
aperture
set-
ting.
If
the
distance
to
the
subject
is
relatively
too
far,
the
flash
is
discharged
fully
to
obtain
the
correct
ex-
posure
for
the
first
picture,
but
overexposure
cannot
be
made
for
the
2nd
picture
because
the
flash
capac-
ity
may
be
used
up.
Auto
Bracketing
Mode
combined
with
the
Exposure
Compensation
Function
You
can
combine
the
auto
bracketing
mode
with
expo-
sure
compensation
function
(See
page
61)
to
compen-
sate
only
in
the
overexposure
(+)
or
the
under-
exposure
(
)
direction.
Example:
Bracketing
in
the
overexposure
direction.
1.
Select
the
auto
bracketing
mode
and
set
the
expo-
sure
compensation
step
at
0.3EV.
2.
While
depressing
the
exposure
compensation
button
on
the
camera
back,
turn
the
Ty
direct
dial
to
shift
the
overall
exposure
range
by
0.3EV
in
the
overexposure
(
±)
direction.
3.
At
this
setting,
the
first
picture
is
overexposed
by
0.3EV,
the
second
picture
is
exposed
the
correct
ex-
posure
and
the
third
frame
is
overexposed
by
0.6EV.
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