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Exposure Basic Settings
To restrict the automatic setting range
4. Select the menu item ISO SetupISO Setup,
5. in the sub-menu Maximum Auto ISOMaximum Auto ISO, or Maximum Exposure TimeMaximum Exposure Time,
and
6. in the relevant sub-menus the desired values.
In the Maximum Auto ISOMaximum Auto ISO sub-menu, with the selected highest
sensitivity, specify the range within which automatic setting is to
work. In the Maximum Exposure TimeMaximum Exposure Time sub-menu you can either
leave it to the camera to ensure camera shake-proof shutter
speeds - with one of the three focal length-specific settings 1/f1/f,
1/[2f]1/[2f], 1/[4f]1/[4f]
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, or specify the longest shutter speed yourself – be-
tween 1/2s1/2s and 1/500s1/500s. In the focal length-specific settings, the
camera only switches to a higher sensitivity if the shutter speed
would fall below the threshold due to low brightness, e.g. with a
50mm lens at speeds slower than
1
⁄
60
s at 1/f1/f, or
1
⁄
125
s at 1/[2f]1/[2f], or
1
⁄
250
s at 1/[4f]1/[4f].
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This function requires the use of coded lenses or setting of the lens type used in
the menu (see p. 150).
Note:
The following rule applies when using automatic bracketing (see p.
172): The sensitivity automatically determined by the camera for
the uncorrected picture is also used for all other pictures in a se-
ries, i.e. this ISO value is not changed during a series. This may
mean that the slowest shutter speed specified under Maximum Maximum
Exposure TimeExposure Time is exceeded.
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