Exposure compensation can be set
to
values between
-5
EV
(underexposure) and +5
EV
(overexposure) in increments
of'h
EV.
In general, choose positive values
to
make
the
subject brighter,
negative values
to
make
it
darker.
-1
EV
No exposure
compensation
+1
EV
At values
other
than +0,
the
0 at
the
center
of
the
electronic analog exposure displays
will flash and a
~
icon will be displayed in
the
control panel and viewfinder.
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Normal exposure can be restored by setting
~II
exposure compensation
to
+0. Exposure
compensation
is
not
reset when
the
camera
is
turned off.
B See
Also
For
information
on
choosing
the
size
of
the
increments available
for
exposure compensation,
see
Custom Setting b3 (Exp comp/fine tune, pg.
292). For
information
on making adjustments
to
exposure compensation
without
pressing
the
~
button,
see
Custom Setting
b4
(Easy exposure
compensation,
pg. 293).
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