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About, Exposure, Compensation

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(6) ABOUT EXPOSURE COMPENSATION SNOT LVU3d0 033NVAGV w 4; 1 .1•.14 Tv 90 Avkl, Tv OS LOT 0 I Av..o.or ,CD . J . tt_ The exposure compensation allows you to deliberately overexpose (brighten) or underexpose (darken) a subject. When the Hyper buttonI V Iisdepressed,thecompensation value and bar graph will be displayed on the LCD panel and in the viewfinder. Select the desired compensation value by turning the Select Dial while holding down the Hyper button. • The exposure compensation does not work in the Metered Manual Exposure mode, Bulb mode and Green Operation Mode. • Exposure compensation is possible in the range from +3EV to -3EV in 0.5 EV step. • A compensation value is displayed within +/-2EV in 0.5EV step on the bar graph. When a compensation value you set exceeds this range, a dot will blink on the bar graph. • During an exposure compensation in the Picture Mode, I O l or I e I will be displayed in the viewfinder and on the LCD panel. When a mode other than a Picture Mode is in use or when the lens aperture ring is set at a position other than "A" (auto) in the Picture Mode, a dot representative for a compensation value will appear on the bar graph in the viewfinder and on the LCD panel. • To cancel the exposure compensation, reset the corrected value to 0.0 by depressing the Tv/Av Button while holding down the Hyper button. • Even when the camera's Main Switch is set to I OFF I or the exposure mode is switched, the exposure compensation is not canceled.

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(6)
ABOUT
EXPOSURE
COMPENSATION
SNOT
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4
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1
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1
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14
Tv
OS
Av
I
..o.or
J
.
.
The
exposure
compensation
allows
you
to
deliberately
overexpose
(brighten)
or
underexpose
(darken)
a
subject.
When
the
Hyper
button
I
V
Iisdepressed,thecompensation
value
and
bar
graph
will
be
displayed
on
the
LCD
panel
and
in
the
viewfinder.
Select
the
desired
compensation
value
by
turning
the
Select
Dial
while
holding
down
the
Hyper
button.
The
exposure
compensation
does
not
work
in
the
Metered
Manual
Exposure
mode,
Bulb
mode
and
Green
Operation
Mode.
Exposure
compensation
is
possible
in
the
range
from
+3EV
to
-3EV
in
0.5
EV
step.
A
compensation
value
is
displayed
within
+/-2EV
in
0.5EV
step
on
the
bar
graph.
When
a
compensation
value
you
set
exceeds
this
range,
a
dot
will
blink
on
the
bar
graph.
Tv
90
Avkl,
LOT
,
CD
tt_
During
an
exposure
compensation
in
the Picture
Mode,
I
O
l
or
I
e
I
will
be
displayed
in
the
viewfinder
and
on
the
LCD
panel.
When
a
mode
other
than
a
Picture
Mode
is
in
use
or
when
the
lens
aperture
ring
is
set
at
a
position
other
than
"A"
(auto)
in
the
Picture
Mode,
a
dot
representative
for
a
compensation
value
will
appear
on
the
bar
graph
in
the
viewfinder
and
on
the
LCD
panel.
To
cancel
the
exposure
compensation,
reset
the
corrected
value
to
0.0
by
depressing
the
Tv/Av
Button
while
holding
down
the
Hyper
button.
Even
when
the
camera's
Main
Switch
is
set
to
I
OFF
I
or
the
exposure
mode
is
switched,
the
exposure
compensation
is
not
canceled.