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the selection bands. A full press will close them and take a series of pictures
using the new settings.
To turn off focus bracketing, tap the icon again. The camera will remember your
selected settings the next time focus bracketing is activated.
Applying exposure bracketing
When exposure bracketing is active, the camera will take pictures at a range of
exposure compensation values each time the shutter button is pressed. To
activate exposure bracketing and set the parameters, tap and hold the exposure
bracketing icon, which can then be added to the Menu Bar (see
Rearrange Menu
,
page XX ).
Two selection bands will open across the middle of the screen, with the current
settings at the center. The upper band shows the number of pictures that will be
taken, 3 or 5. The lower band shows the exposure value increment that will be
applied, 1/3 EV, 2/3 EV, 1EV, or 2 EV. Swipe the bands to change the settings.
Double-tap on a selection band returns it to the initial setting.
Once selections are made, tap the screen anywhere outside of the selection
bands to close them. A half press of the shutter button will also close the
selection bands. A full press will close them and take a series of pictures using
the new settings.
To turn off exposure bracketing, tap the icon again. The camera will remember
your selected settings the next time exposure bracketing is activated.
Using manual focus
When manual focus is selected, autofocus is automatically disabled. Set the
focus by rotating the focus ring. Manual focus is selected by tapping the Manual
Focus icon, which can be added to the Menu Bar (see
Rearrange Menu
, page
XX ).
Using a flash
A standard flash can be mounted to the camera’s hot shoe, allowing basic flash
synchronization. The flash will be triggered each time the shutter opens. The