Mode
Selector
switch
Viewfinder
Display
Features
1.
2.
This mode can be selected for general use at all times.
Depending on the light distribution in the composition,
metering is carried out
as follows:
When the central part of the composition is darker than
areas on the periphery, the camera computer increases the
exposure to compensate according to the degree of differ-
ence in brightness indicated.
When the central area is brighter than the rest of the com-
position the camera sets a predetermined compensation
value to reduce the exposure.
When the sun or other extremely bright light sources ap-
pear directly in the composition they are ignored in making
the exposure calculation.
When the whole composition is illuminated evenly the
camera operates in the same way as in TTL Direct
"OTF" Auto Mode (using center-weighted average
metering). In this case the ESP Metering symbol
does not appear.
SELECTING THE METERING MODE (A Choice of Two Metering Modes)
ESP Metering
This symbol
appears only
when ESP
Metering is
operational.
TTL Direct
"OTF" Light
Measuring
(Center-
weighted
average
metering)
1. This mode should be selected when you do not want to
leave everything up to the camera, but prefer to set the ex-
posure according to your own experience, 'feel' and crea-
tive requirements.
2. In this mode the
camera decides the exposure by taking an
average (center-weighted) of the brightness of the overall
composition, without analyzing light distribution in differ-
ent parts of the composition.
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Summary of Contents for PC I
Page 1: ......
Page 4: ...3...
Page 6: ...Remove the rear lens cap Remove the body cap 1 2 Mounting the Lens 5...
Page 24: ...Manual Exposure 1 Set the mode selector dial to the MANUAL position 2 Set the aperture 23...
Page 29: ...Other Operations 28...
Page 30: ...Using the Self Timer 1 2 Wind the film once Set the self timer lever 29...
Page 56: ...55...
Page 67: ...For Longer Service of Your Camera 66...
Page 68: ...Handling Care Take care in handling the camera Do not apply excessive force 67...