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Tv : Shutter-priority AE Settings: Al
focus
AF/Continuous
wind/Evaluative
metering
In this mode the user selects the shutter
speed and the camera
sets the aperture
value for the lighting conditions. This mode
is best for taking pictures of moving sub-
jects by controlling
the shutter speed.
Faster shutter speeds freeze subject mo-
tion,
while
slower
shutter
speeds
can
produce artistic blur effects.
e The
initial shutter speed
setting is al-
ways 125 (1/125). Turn the electronic in-
put dial for the desired shutter speed
Checking
the Exposure
Underexposure - The iens' maximum aper-
ture starts blinking. Set a slower shutter
speed until it stops blinking
Overexposure - The lens' minimum aper-
ture starts blinking. Set a faster shutter
speed until it stops blinking.
Av: Aperture-priority AE Settings: Al
focus
AF/Continuous
wind/Evaluative
metering
In this mode the user selects the aperture
value and the camera
sets the correct
shutter speed for the lighting conditions
Use this mode for taking portraits, land-
scapes, and still life photography where
depth of field is an important factor. Larg-
er apertures produce a shallow depth of
field appropriate for portraits, and smaller
apertures produce a deep depth of field
desirable for landscapes
e The initial aperture value setting is al-
ways 5.6 (f/5.6). Turn the electronic in-
put dial for the desired aperture value
Checking
the
sure
Underexposure - one shutter speed of 30"
(30 sec.) blinks. Set a larger aperture until
the shutter speed stops blinking.
Overexposure - The shutter speed of 1000
(1/1000 sec.) blinks. Set a smaller aperture
until the shutter speed stops blinking
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