Kodak DCS300 User Manual
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Auto Exposure Bracketing
In situations where you might find it difficult to obtain a proper exposure, you can shoot
the same subject at three different exposures, using a varying exposure compensation
degree of 0.5 EV or 1 EV.
the same subject at three different exposures, using a varying exposure compensation
degree of 0.5 EV or 1 EV.
Setting a compensation degree of 0.5 EV, for example, lets you capture three images: the
first with no compensation, the second with a -0.5 EV compensation, and the third with a
compensation of +0.5 EV.
first with no compensation, the second with a -0.5 EV compensation, and the third with a
compensation of +0.5 EV.
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Press and hold the FNC button
and rotate the Main-Command
dial until the Function Set
indicator ( ) appears in the
Camera Status LCD panel, and
BKT and AE start blinking.
and rotate the Main-Command
dial until the Function Set
indicator ( ) appears in the
Camera Status LCD panel, and
BKT and AE start blinking.
Removing your finger from the
FNC button causes BKT and
AE to stop blinking. The
Electronic Analog display starts
blinking inside the viewfinder.
FNC button causes BKT and
AE to stop blinking. The
Electronic Analog display starts
blinking inside the viewfinder.
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Auto Exposure Bracketing and
Flash Exposure Bracketing
cannot be set simultaneously.
Flash Exposure Bracketing
cannot be set simultaneously.
SET
FNC
( )
MDE
Ps
BUSY
RESET
+/-
AF-S
S
AE
+2.1.0.1.2-
F
PRINT
TYPE
F
ISO
QR
BKT
IN