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Picture mode
Notes:
• When setting the exposure manually, exposure compensation is
only possible using the menu.
• A set exposure compensation remains active even after any
number of pictures and even after turning off the camera, until it
is reset to ±0 (= center of scale).
Automatic bracketing
High contrast subjects that have both very bright and very dark
sections can result in very diff erent eff ects depending on the
exposure.
Automatic bracketing enables you to take a series of three pictures
with graduated exposure You can then select the most successful
picture for further use.
► Select
► In the submenu, make the required setting on the scale using
or the right adjusting dial
► Press SET to confi rm
• If bracketing is set, this is indicated by a symbol in the monitor.
While the three pictures are being taken, you can observe the
eff ect as the monitor screen becomes darker or lighter
accordingly.
Notes:
• If bracketing is set, this is indicated by
in the monitor. While
the three pictures are being taken, you can observe the eff ect as
the monitor screen becomes darker or lighter accordingly.
• Depending on the exposure mode, the graduations are produced
by changing the shutter speed (
P /A/M) or the aperture (T).
• The sequence of pictures is: correct exposure / underexposure
/ overexposure.
• Depending on the available shutter speed/aperture
combination, the working range for automatic bracketing may be
limited.
• Once set, bracketing remains active even after any number of
pictures and even after turning off the camera, until it is reset to
±
0 (= center of scale).
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