Canon EOS 7 Service Manual page 48

10. When the Command Dial is turned to the P, Tv,
Av, or DEP mode (which executes automatic film
advance to frame 1) and AEB has been set
together with exposure compensation exceeding
the exposure level scale, the AEB and exposure
compensation will still take effect. However, the
setting will be displayed on the exposure level
scale as shown on the right.
11. In the M mode, when AEB is set and the
exposure (shutter speed and aperture) set by
the user results in underexposure by more than
2 stops, the AEB amount will still take effect.
However, the setting will be displayed on the
exposure level scale as shown on the right.
12. When C.Fn-4-1/2 is set, FE lock will be disabled.
13. During mirror lockup with C.Fn-5-1, do not point
the camera lens toward the sun or other bright
light source.
14. During automatic focusing point selection, AI
Servo AF, and continuous shooting, the
continuous shooting speed may become irregular
when the subject moves to another focusing
point.
15. When an external Speedlite is attached and AI
Servo AF is set, the AF-assist light is disabled.
Indicates AEB of ±1 stop.
Indicates ±1-stop AEB and -1-stop
exposure compensation.
Indicates ±1-stop AEB and -1.5-stop
exposure compensation.
Indicates ±1-stop AEB and -2-stop
exposure compensation.
Indicates -2-stop exposure
compensation.
Indicates exposure compensation
exceeding -2 stops.
As per the design.
This is to prevent the shutter curtains from scorching
and to prevent stray light from entering.
Focusing is impossible during the instant when the
subject moves from one focusing point to another.
Time is required for refocusing, causing the irregular
shooting speed.
As per the design.
(One-Shot AF is recommended for flash photography.)
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