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Example
When the subject is lit from behind
Compensate within the range of “+1/3
EV or +1/2 EV to +3 EV”.
In the average metering mode, when
the percentage of the picture occupied
by a bright background is large (for
example people with a light, a bright sky
or the sea behind them, people in front
of a window, etc.), the people tend to be
under-exposed and appear as dark sil-
houettes. In such cases, compensate
the exposure within the range of +1/3
EV or +1/2 EV to +3 EV to increase the
exposure on the main subject.
Compensate within the range of “+1/3
EV or +1/2 EV to +3 EV”.
In the average metering mode, when
the percentage of the picture occupied
by a bright background is large (for
example people with a light, a bright sky
or the sea behind them, people in front
of a window, etc.), the people tend to be
under-exposed and appear as dark sil-
houettes. In such cases, compensate
the exposure within the range of +1/3
EV or +1/2 EV to +3 EV to increase the
exposure on the main subject.
When the background is dark
Compensate within the range of “-1/3
EV or -1/2 EV to -3 EV”.
When the percentage of the picture
occupied by a dark background is large
(people standing in spotlights, etc.), if
the photograph is taken in the average
metering mode the people tend to be
over-exposed. In such cases, compen-
sate the exposure within the range of -
1/3 EV or -1/2 EV to -3 EV to reduce the
exposure.
Compensate within the range of “-1/3
EV or -1/2 EV to -3 EV”.
When the percentage of the picture
occupied by a dark background is large
(people standing in spotlights, etc.), if
the photograph is taken in the average
metering mode the people tend to be
over-exposed. In such cases, compen-
sate the exposure within the range of -
1/3 EV or -1/2 EV to -3 EV to reduce the
exposure.
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When the correct exposure cannot be obtained for the primary subject
due to extreme differences in brightness between the subject and back-
ground, or when deliberate over or under-exposure is required, exposure
can be compensated using the three methods described below.
due to extreme differences in brightness between the subject and back-
ground, or when deliberate over or under-exposure is required, exposure
can be compensated using the three methods described below.
<1. Setting exposure compensation manually (with Av, Tv, P)>
Turn the F dial to set the amount of exposure compensation.
Compensation may be set in 1/3 EU steps within a range of +3EV~-3EV.
Compensation may be set in 1/3 EU steps within a range of +3EV~-3EV.
The set compensation appears in the
display panel, and the compensation
and the “+/-” mark are displayed in the
exposure meter in the viewfinder.
display panel, and the compensation
and the “+/-” mark are displayed in the
exposure meter in the viewfinder.
• Always return the exposure compensation
value to “0” when photography is complete.
The exposure compensation remains until
the main switch is turned OFF.
The exposure compensation remains until
the main switch is turned OFF.
• Be careful to ensure that the compensation
value is not changed accidentally.
• See page 56 for details of the exposure
compensation display in the manual expo-
sure mode.
sure mode.
“
” The exposure compensation may be set to remain until cleared (page 88).
“
” Press the “LIGHT” button while turning the F dial to prevent exposure compensation
being changed accidentally (page 88).
“
” Exposure compensation is changed in half-steps (page 87).
3. Taking photographs with exposure compensation
Exposure mode
What is compensated
Aperture priority auto (Av)
Shutter speed
Shutter priority auto (Tv)
Aperture
Program auto (P)
Aperture and shutter speed
Example : Setting a compensation
value of -2/3EV.
Display panel
Exposure meter in viewfinder
1/2EV step display
(+ compensation)
(no compensation)
(- compensation)
(no compensation)
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