Kodak DCS300 User Manual
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Auto-Multi Program (P)
Shutter-Priority Auto Exposure Mode (S)
Use Auto-Multi Program for most
common picture-taking situations.
common picture-taking situations.
With your camera choosing the
combination of shutter speed and
aperture automatically, you can
concentrate on image composition,
without worrying about exposure.
combination of shutter speed and
aperture automatically, you can
concentrate on image composition,
without worrying about exposure.
In Programmed Auto Exposure
mode, you can use the Flexible
Program function to temporarily
shift an automatically selected
shutter speed/aperture combination
and obtain the desired shutter speed/
aperture. Refer to “Operating in
Flexible Program” on page 6-17.
mode, you can use the Flexible
Program function to temporarily
shift an automatically selected
shutter speed/aperture combination
and obtain the desired shutter speed/
aperture. Refer to “Operating in
Flexible Program” on page 6-17.
Using this mode you can manually
set your desired shutter speed
(30 seconds to 1/4000 second). To
freeze the action, use a faster shutter
speed; to create motion effects,
choose a slower shutter speed. Your
camera automatically sets the
proper aperture to match the
manually selected shutter speed for
correct exposure. Refer to
“Operating in Shutter-Priority Auto
Exposure Mode” on page 6-18.
set your desired shutter speed
(30 seconds to 1/4000 second). To
freeze the action, use a faster shutter
speed; to create motion effects,
choose a slower shutter speed. Your
camera automatically sets the
proper aperture to match the
manually selected shutter speed for
correct exposure. Refer to
“Operating in Shutter-Priority Auto
Exposure Mode” on page 6-18.
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For the best results, do not use
a shutter speed longer than
1/4 second.
a shutter speed longer than
1/4 second.