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Minolta DYNAX 7 - AUTOMATIC EXPOSURE LOCK (AEL); Brightness-Distribution Display

Minolta DYNAX 7
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If more than 3.0EV, only + or - will appear, instead of a value.
Press the display-selection button once again to cancel the bright-
ness-distribution display while still pressing the AE-lock button.
If you release your finger from the AE-lock button, both brightness dis-
tribution and locked exposure will be canceled.
Shutter speed, aperture, and exposure compensation appear in the
top portion of the display.
If a non-displayed setting is changed, the operation display appears.
This feature is useful for monitoring which areas of the picture are
under or over-exposed, and allows the user to also confirm the varia-
tion on the brightness distribution with the exposure-compensation
dial.
If bracketing is selected, the normal position (+/- 0) of the bracketing
series will be displayed in the brightness-distribution display.
Brightness-distribution display shows values without flash. When flash
fires, displayed values may be slightly lower than the values without
flash.
The EV scale is marked in 1/2 or 1/3EV increments depending on the
current setting of the exposure copmensation dial (p. 77-78).
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AUTOMATIC EXPOSURE LOCK (AEL)
Brightness-Distribution Display
While pressing the AE-lock but-
ton, press the display-selection
button. Each segment will be
shaded and a value indicated.
The shading appears as;
White : +1EV or more.
Gray : when between -1EV and +1EV.
(No value given when gray)
Black : -1EV or less.
The display shows the difference between the
locked value “0” and the output from each of
the 14-honeycomb segments.
If you press the display-selection button, the
meter-index display appears in the navigation
display. When you press the AE-lock button,
the index shows the differences between the
locked exposure and the exposure currently in
the spot-metering area.
The EV scale is marked in 1/2 or 1/3EV increments depending on the
current setting of the exposure compensation dial (p. 77).
or will blink in the meter index if the settings will over or underex-
pose the subject by more than 3.0EV.
Shutter speed Aperture
Difference is between -1EV
and +1EV.
2EV under
Exposure compensation
3 EV over
the locked
value.
METERING

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