Konica Minolta 160 User Manual
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EXPOSURE COMPENSATION
(160 MODEL ONLY)
The multi-segment metering can expose for most
situations: back lighting, and directly lit snow scenes.
However, under certain conditions the meter can be
deceived by high-key scenes like white interiors or
foggy landscapes. This mode increases the exposure
by 1.5 Ev. The flash is disabled.
situations: back lighting, and directly lit snow scenes.
However, under certain conditions the meter can be
deceived by high-key scenes like white interiors or
foggy landscapes. This mode increases the exposure
by 1.5 Ev. The flash is disabled.
Press the flash-mode button until the
exposure-compensation indicator appears to
set the mode.
exposure-compensation indicator appears to
set the mode.
• The orange flash lamp may blink slowly as a camera-
shake warning. Use the flash or place the camera on
a tripod.
a tripod.
SELF-TIMER
1. With the camera on a tripod, press the
drive-mode button until the self-timer
indicator appears on the data panel.
indicator appears on the data panel.
2. Frame the subject as described in the
manual.
• Focus lock can be used with Area AF and spot AF.
• With target AF or when focus lock is not used, the
• With target AF or when focus lock is not used, the
focus is set just before the exposure. Make sure the
subject is positioned inside the focus frames.
subject is positioned inside the focus frames.
The self-timer is used for taking self-portraits. The self-timer delays release of
the shutter for approximately 10 seconds after the shutter-release button is
pressed.
the shutter for approximately 10 seconds after the shutter-release button is
pressed.
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ADVANCED OPERATION
high-key subjects