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TAKING PICTURES IN FULL-AUTO
Full-Auto Basic Settings
When the exposure-mode dial is set to , the functions in the table
below are reset to the full-auto mode, and locked in order not to be
changed.
Function
Exposure mode
Metering mode
Flash mode
Focus mode
AF area
Full-Auto Settings
Program (P)
14-segment honeycomb-pattern
Autoflash, if the built-in flash is up.
(Pre-flash for red-eye reduction fires in
accordance with the position of the
flash-mode switch).
AF-A, Autofocus priority
Wide focus area
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74
99
46
54
Function
Exposure
compensation
Flash-metering
method
Full-Auto Settings
+/- 0.0EV
ADI (Advanced Distance Integration)
4-segment metering
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77
Flash
compensation
+/- 0.0EV 103
PA/PS creative
program mode
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108
• When the exposure-mode dial is set to , the functions in the table
above are reset to full-auto mode, and locked in order not to be
changed. However, if Custom 24-2 (p. 178) is selected, these settings
can be changed after the dial is set to .
• The following items will not be reset when the exposure-mode dial is
set to . Additional changes to these can be made after selecting
.
- Whether built-in flash fires or not
- Red-eye reduction
- Date and time imprinting
- Data memory
- Eye-start
- ISO setting
- Audio sound setting
- Custom function settings, except for custom functions 1, 20, 21, 22
and 23.
• The number of frames remaining is displayed in the
viewfinder for the last 19 frames on the roll. This
countdown does not appear for non-DX-coded film.
• After taking picture, turn the camera
off.
• After the camera is turned off, the
frame counter remains displayed in the
top data panel, but not in the rear navi-
gation display.
• The frame counter in the top data
panel disappears when the main switch
is turned on.
• You can not take more pictures on a roll than what is stated on the
film cartridge.
• Audio sound can be canceled (p 131).
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BASIC OPERATION
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