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Canon EOS 30 - Exposure Warning List

Canon EOS 30
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Reference
Exposure
Warning
List
Mode
Blinking
Warning
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Turn
the
<t£5i>
to
set
a
smaller
aperture
(larger
I-
number).
The
picture
will
be
overexposed.
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1)
Move
away
from
the
subject
and
try
again.
2)
If
a
zoom
lens
is
used,
use
the
shortest
focal
length.
The
desired
depth
of
field
cannot
be
obtained.
Use
flash.
The
result
will
be
the
same
as
using
the
<
P
>
mode.
The
subject
is
loo
dark.
The
subject
is
too
bright.
Attach
a
neutral
density
(ND)
filter
to
the
lens.
Indication
Countermeasures
The
subject
is
too
dark.
Use
flash.
The
subject
is
too
bright.
Attach
a
neulral
density
filter
to
the
lens.
The
picture
will
be
underexposed.
Turn
the
<i£2i>
to
set
a
slower
shutter
speed.
The
picture
will
be
overexposed.
Turn
the
<£2±>
to
set
a
faster
shutter
speed.
The
picture
will
be
underexposed.
Turn
the
<£2s>to
set
a
larger
aperture
(smaller
f-
number).
The
sample
warnings
above
apply
when
the
lens
used
has
a
maximum
aperture
of
f/4.0
and
minimum
aperture
of
f/22.
The
maximum
and
minimum
aperture
warning
displays
will
differ
depending
on
the
lens
attached
to
the
camera.
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