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EXPOSURE COMPENSATION WITH CAMERA'S EXPOSURE DIAL
Some
camera models
include
an EV compensation control.
Using this control you can modify the exposure to make your
picture lighter or darker. To make the picture
lighter,
use
+
compensation
.
For darker pictures use
-
compensation
.
How
much compensation you choose depends on how much you
want to modify the resulting
picture.
The shooting distance range for TTL automatic flash operation
varies with the amount of exposure compensation
.
For example:
With
ISO
film
,
an
aperture
of
f/4, and a zoom setting of
35mm,
if
you set the camera's exposure compensation dial at +
2,
the
flash shooting distance range-which is 1 m to 9m
(approx.
4ft.
to 30ft.) at ISO 100-shifts to O.6m to 4m
(approx. 2ft.
to
15ft.)
at ISO
25.
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Exposure com·
pensatlon value
+3
+2
+
1
0
-1
-2
-3
-4
-5
Film
speed In
use\
25
-
-
-
25
50 100
200 400
800
50
-
-
25
50 100
200 400 800
-
100
-
25
50
100
200
400 800
-
-
200
25
50
100
200 400
800
-
-
-
400
50 100
200 400 800
-
-
-
-
800/1000'
100 200
400 800'
-
-
-
-
-
'
For
Nikon
F·501 /N2020 and F·301/N2000
only.
•
Be sure the compensated film speed is within the film speed
range that guarantees correct exposure in the TTL mode of
each
camera.
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