Sony DSLRA500 Instruction Manual - Page 111

Shooting with white balance shifted (WB bracket)

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Using the shooting function The EV scale in bracket shooting Ambient light* bracket 0.3 steps, three shots Exposure compensation 0 LCD monitor (Live View mode) Flash bracket 0.7 steps, three shots Flash compensation -1.0 LCD monitor (Viewfinder mode/ Standard Display) Shown in the top row. Shown in the bottom row. Viewfinder * Ambient light: Any light other than the flash light that shines on the scene for an extended period of time, such as natural light, a light bulb, or a fluorescent light. • In bracket shooting, the same number of indices as the number of recordable images is displayed on the EV scale. However, in flash bracket shooting, the indices are not displayed in the viewfinder. • When the bracket shooting starts, the indices that indicate already recorded images start to disappear one by one. Shooting with white balance shifted (WB bracket) Based on the selected white balance, and the color temperature/color filter, three images are recorded with the white balance shifted. 1 button t setting (WB bracket) t Select the desired • When Lo is selected, it is shifted by 10 mired*, and when Hi is selected, it is shifted by 20 mired. 2 Adjust the focus and shoot the subject. * Mired: a unit to indicate the color conversion quality in color temperature filters. 111

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Using the shooting function
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The EV scale in bracket shooting
* Ambient light: Any light other than the flash light that shines on the scene
for an extended period of time, such as natural light, a light bulb, or a
fluorescent light.
•
In bracket shooting, the same number of indices as the number of
recordable images is displayed on the EV scale. However, in flash bracket
shooting, the indices are not displayed in the viewfinder.
•
When the bracket shooting starts, the indices that indicate already
recorded images start to disappear one by one.
Based on the selected white balance, and the color temperature/color filter,
three images are recorded with the white balance shifted.
* Mired: a unit to indicate the color conversion quality in color temperature filters.
Ambient light* bracket
0.3 steps, three shots
Exposure compensation 0
Flash bracket
0.7 steps, three shots
Flash compensation –1.0
LCD monitor (Live View
mode)
LCD monitor
(Viewfinder mode/
Standard Display)
Shown in the top row.
Shown in the bottom row.
Viewfinder
Shooting with white balance shifted (WB bracket)
1
button
t
(WB bracket)
t
Select the desired
setting
•
When Lo is selected, it is shifted by 10 mired*, and when Hi is selected, it is
shifted by 20 mired.
2
Adjust the focus and shoot the subject.