Sony alpha dslr-a500 User Manual
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Note
• When you shoot images using the viewfinder, use the eyepiece cover (page 28).
• 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. Specify the value of deviation (steps) from the base
exposure, and the camera shoots three images while automatically shifting
the exposure. Press and hold the shutter button until the shooting stops.
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.
degrees of exposure. Specify the value of deviation (steps) from the base
exposure, and the camera shoots three images while automatically shifting
the exposure. Press and hold the shutter button until the shooting stops.
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.
Notes
• When the mode dial is set to M, the exposure is shifted by adjusting the shutter
• When the mode dial is set to M, the exposure is shifted by adjusting the shutter
speed.
• When you adjust the exposure, the exposure is shifted based on the compensated
value.
• The bracket cannot be used when the exposure mode is set to AUTO or Scene
Selection.
Shooting images with the exposure shifted (Exposure
bracket)
bracket)
1
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