•
EV
Compensation
for
M
and
X
modes
For
example,
if the EV compensation
value is set to +1.5
forM
(Manual
Exposure) and
X (Flash
X-sync speed) modes, an
underexposure
of
1.5 EV is
displayed
on the EV bar.
If
you set the
exposure
value
so that the
I is displayed
at the center
of
the EV bar,
the image
will be captured with the compensated
value.
Changing the Exposure
Steps
w
Set
the exposure compensation steps to
g increments
of
1/3 EV or 1/2 EV
in
[1.
EV
0
g.
Steps]
of
the
[C
Custom Setting
1]
menu.
1.
EV
Steps
<4
1 1/3 EV
Ste
s
(Q
.,
c
::::s
n
~
0
::::s
tA
Step Interval
1/3 EV
1/2 EV
2
1/2
EV
Steps
Exposure
compensation
steps
now
set to 1/3
EV
o
OK
Exposure Setting Value
±0.3, ±0.7, ±1.0,
±1.3, ±1.7, ±2.0,
±2.3, ±2.7,
±3.0,
±3.3, ±3.7,
±4.0,
±4.3, ±4.7,
±5.0
±0.5, ±1.0,
±1.5,
±2.0,
±2.5,
±3.0,
±3.5,
±4.0,
±4.5,
±5.0
Changing
the
Exposure
Automatically
when
Shooting
Auto Bracketing is a function for continuously shooting images with
the exposure automatically adjusted for underexposure and
overexposure. Each time the shutter release
button is pressed,
2,
3
or 5 shots are taken. Refer to
"Shooting while the Exposure is
Automatically
Changed (Exposure Bracketing)"
(p.138).
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