Canon EOS 1V, Руководство по обслуживанию

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Exposure
Functions
AF Functions
Changes the AEB
sequence for C.Fn-
9-2/3 to overexpo-
sure, correct
exposure, and
underexposure. The AEB sequence set with C.Fn-9-2/3
(underexposure, correct exposure, over-
exposure) is changed to overexposure,
correct exposure, underexposure. Effective when you want to start
the AEB with an overexposed shot
instead of an underexposed one. • Effective when C.Fn-9-2/3 has
been set.
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Retains the pro-
gram shift amount. The program shift amount can be
retained instead of being canceled after
the picture is taken.
The program shift amount is retained
even after the lens is interchanged. For
example, when the program is shifted by
two stops toward a higher shutter speed,
the exposure will shift by two stops
toward a faster shutter speed when the
lens is interchanged or zoomed. Effective when you want the stan-
dard program to be biased toward
the shutter speed or aperture. The program shift is retained until it
is shifted back manually or the bat-
tery is replaced or the CLEAR but-
ton is pressed.
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Prevents cancella-
tion of multiple
exposures. The set number of multiple exposures is
taken repeatedly (after the set number of
multiple exposures is taken, the frame
advances and the set number of multiple
exposures is taken again) until the EOS-
1V's multiple exposure setting is set to 0. Effective when you want to repeat
the same number of multiple
exposures for subsequent frames. Since the frame counter displays the
number of multiple exposures at all
times, you cannot see how many
exposures are left in the roll while
multiple exposures are being taken.
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Sets the AI Servo
AF's subject-track-
ing sensitivity. The AF subject-tracking sensitivity during
AI Servo AF can be set to one of five lev-
els: Slow, slightly slow, standard, slightly
fast, and fast. At the "Fast" setting, the AF
response to the subject's move-
ment is very sensitive. It is effec-
tive for fast-moving subjects and
for shooting multiple subjects at
different distances.
The "Slow" setting has a slow
response. It is effective when a
subject is being focused and an
obstruction passes in front of the
camera. There is less chance of
the focus being thrown off by the
obstruction. The AI Servo AF can
thereby continue without disrup-
tion. Even at the "Slow" setting, the AI
Servo AF mode's subject-tracking
performance does not decrease.
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