Flash Exposure Bracketing - Nikon N70 AF Instruction Manual

FLASH EXPOSURE BRACKETING
To bracket exposure in flash photography, use Flash Exposure
Bracketing function. You can shoot the same subject at three
different flash light output level, with a varying flash output level
compensation degree of 0.3 EV, 0.5 EV, 0.7 EV or 1 EV.
If you set a compensation degree of 0 .5 EV, for example, you
will take three pictures, the first shot having a -0.5 EV
compensation, the second shot having no compensation and
the third shot with a compensation of +0.5 EV.
• Flash Exposure Bracketing can be set only when the built-in
flash is activated or when attached Nikon Speedlight is tumed
on .
• When using Flash Exposure Bracketing with Exposure
Compensation function, the compensated value will be
added. For example, if exposure has been compensated at
+
1 EV and you set Flash Exposure Bracketing with 0.5 EV
degree, the first shot will be taken with +0.5 EV
compensation, the second shot with
+
1 EV compensation
and the third shot with +1.5 EV compensation.
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1 Activate the built-in flash or tum on the attached Nikon
Speed light.
• With the accessory Nikon Speedlight, set the flash exposure
mode to TIL auto.
2 Hold FUNCTION button and rotate command dial until the
Function Area indicator indicates blinking
l'IBKT
in the
Bracketing Area. Then hold
SET/~
button and rotate command
dial until your desired compensation degree appears in place of
frame counter.
• If All Mode Exposure Bracketing has already been set, setting
Flash Exposure Bracketing cancels All Mode Exposure
Bracketing.