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dark, or very bright, you may override the camera's automatic exposure determination to make
the subject brighter or darker. This is called EV compensation.
The EV compensation can be adjusted from -2.0EV to +2.0EV.
To select the EV compensation you wish, press the OK button. Then, use the
/ button
to select the EV compensation you desire, and press the OK button.
Examples of Exposure Compensation -
Positive (+) Compensation
Imaging printed text (black characters on white
paper)
Portraiture with back lighting
Very bright scenes (such as snow) and highly
reflective subjects
Shots made up predominantly of sky
Negative (-) Compensation
Spot lighted subjects, particularly against dark backgrounds
Imaging of printed text (white characters on black paper)
Scenes with low reflectivity, such as shots of green or dark foliage
White Balance
Your camera adjusts the white balance of each scene automatically. However, the images that
your camera captures will appear different under different lighting conditions (daylight, cloudy,
fluorescent, tungsten lights). Unlike your eyes, which can easily adjust to different lighting
conditions (lighting temperatures), a digital camera cannot always differentiate between lighting
types. Under some lighting conditions the image may appear in strange shades. If that occurs
you may change the white balance setting by specifying a lighting condition (temperature) most
appropriate for your scene.
To set the white balance, press the OK button. Then select the appropriate white balance by
using the
/ button, and press the OK button.
: Camera automatically adjusts white balance
: For tungsten lighting
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