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Picture mode
MANUAL EXPOSURE SETTING
▸
Tap the shutter button
▸
Set the desired exposure (using the shutter speed setting wheel
or the aperture setting wheel on the lens).
• In Live View mode this is done with the help of the mark on
the light balance in the footer of the screen image.
• When the rangefi nder is used, this is done with the help of a
light balance consisting of three LEDs.
As well as the direction of rotation of the shutter speed setting
wheel and aperture setting ring necessary for correct exposure,
the three LEDs of the light balance also indicate underexposure,
overexposure and correct exposure as follows:
Underexposure by at least one aperture stop;
turn to the right
Underexposure by a 1/2 aperture stop;
turn to the right
Correct exposure
Overexposure by a 1⁄2 aperture stop;
turn to the left
Overexposure by at least one aperture stop;
turning to the left is required
Notes
• The shutter speed setting wheel must be clicked to one of the
engraved exposure shutter speeds or to one of the intermediate
values.
• The remaining exposure time after shutter release is counted
down in seconds on the display for shutter speeds greater than
2 s.
EXPOSURE CONTROL/FUNCTIONS WITH AUTOMATIC
EXPOSURE
EXPOSURE SIMULATION
You can now assess the eff ect of the relevant exposure setting on
the image before taking the picture. There are two assessment
methods available.
–
Release button half pressed
–
Permanent
With
Release half pressed
, the image object is shown in Live View
mode with the brightness matching the optimal exposure setting
1
,
while the shutter button is tapped and held. This applies irrespec-
tive of the exposure mode used (aperture priority/manual setting),
and irrespective of the default shutter speed/aperture values. The
brightness of the screen image matches the exposure setting. This
is displayed as . Conversely, the actual image eff ect at
Permanent
will also be displayed permanently whatever the exposure mode.
▸
Select
Capture Assistants
in the main menu
▸
Select
Exposure Simulation
in the submenu
▸
Select
Release button half pressed
or
Permanent
1
This will apply as long as the subject brightness and the set exposure don’t
result in excessively low or high brightness values, and as long as the internal
exposure setting is not greater than 1⁄60 s.
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