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ISO/exposure

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EXPOSURE COMPENSATION 2 - The exposure compensation system is used to change the basic exposure value or to intentionally under- or overexpose the subject in the AE modes. Sample Subjects • Back-lit subjects • Landscapes with a large amount of blue sky • Person(s) on the snow • Person(s) with the sky in background • Subjects with dark background • Subjects on stage • Night scenes • 50 Compensation Value Approx. +1 to +3.5 EV Approx. -1 to -3.5V PROGRAM. NOHRMAL 2SO ±EF FS.6 ■ • • To use the exposu.t compensation feature, set the desired compensation value by sliding the select switch to the UP or DOWN position while holding the ISO/exposure compensation switch at the ±EF position. The exposure value can be adjusted in the range between -4 EV and +4 EV in 1/2 steps. The exposure compensation mark [±EF] on the CENTIC panel blinks while the exposure compensation is being used. When you press the shutter release button halfway down, the ±EF indicator in the viewfinder blinks. Be sure to reset the value to "0.0" by pushing the exposure mode clear button as soon as you finish using the feature. • Exposure compensation can also be used in combination with the TTL Auto Flash or Programmed Auto Flash mode. • In the Metered Manual mode, it is easier to change the shutter speed or aperture after obtaining the correct exposure. • UP position t l• • DOWN position +4.0 - ±0.0 -4.0 (Displayed in 1/2 steps)

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EXPOSURE
COMPENSATION
2
-
The
exposure
compensation
system
is
used
to
change
the
basic
exposure
value
or
to
intentionally
under-
or
overexpose
the
subject
in
the
AE
modes.
Sample
Subjects
Compensation
Value
•
Back
-lit
subjects
•
Landscapes
with
a
large
amount
of
blue
sky
•
Person(s)
on
the
snow
•
Person(s)
with
the
sky
in
background
Approx.
+1
to
+3.5
EV
•
Subjects
with
dark
background
•
Subjects
on
stage
•
Night
scenes
Approx.
-1
to -3.5V
PROGRAM.
H
NORMAL
2
SO
±EF
FS.6
■
•
•
To
use
the
exposu.t
compensation
feature,
set
the
desired
compensation
value
by
sliding
the
select
switch
to
the
UP
or
DOWN
position
while
holding
the
ISO/exposure
compensation
switch
at
the
±EF
position.
The
exposure
value
can
be
adjusted
in
the
range
between
-4
EV
and
+4
EV
in
1/2
steps.
The
exposure
compensation
mark
[±EF]
on
the
CENTIC
panel
blinks
while
the
exposure
compensation
is
being
used.
When
you
press
the
shutter
release
button
halfway
down,
the
±EF
indicator
in
the
viewfinder
blinks.
Be
sure
to
reset
the
value
to
"0.0"
by
pushing
the
exposure
mode
clear
button
as
soon
as
you
finish
using
the
feature.
•
Exposure
compensation
can
also
be
used
in
combination
with
the
TTL
Auto
Flash
or
Programmed
Auto
Flash
mode.
•
In
the
Metered
Manual
mode,
it
is
easier
to
change
the
shutter
speed
or
aperture
after
obtaining
the
correct
exposure.
•
UP
position
t
l•
•
DOWN
position
+4.0
-
±0.0
-4.0
(Displayed
in
1/2
steps)
•
50