Sony DSLR-A390 - Shooting images with the exposure shifted (Exposure bracket)

Using the shooting function
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To cancel the self-timer
Press on the control button.
Note
• When you shoot images using the viewfinder, use the eyepiece cover (page 28).
Bracket shooting allows you to shoot several images, each with different
degrees of exposure. This camera is equipped with an auto bracket
function. Specify the value of deviation (steps) from the base exposure, and
the camera shoots while automatically shifting the exposure. You can
choose an image that has the brightness you like after shooting is finished.
When the flash is fired, flash bracket shooting is used to shift the amount of
flash light. To shoot, press the shutter button shot by shot.
2 Adjust the focus and shoot the subject.
• When the self-timer is activated, audio signals and the self-timer lamp
indicate the condition. The self-timer lamp flashes quickly and the audio
signal sounds quickly right before the shooting.
Shooting images with the exposure shifted (Exposure
bracket)
1 on the control button t
(Bracket: Cont.) t Select
the desired bracket step
2 Adjust the focus and shoot the subject.
The base exposure is set at the first shot in the bracket.
Base exposure
– direction
+ direction