Combining Modes - FujiFilm FinePix S1 Pro Owner's Manual

Combining Modes

The table below shows the permitted combinations of exposure modes
and functions. This explanation is based on the FinePix S1 Pro used
with an AF Nikkor lens (excluding the AF-S, AF-I, IX Nikkor and F3AF
lenses).
Function AF
mode
Exposure Mode P.57
z AUTO AF-A
P Programmed AF-A
auto
S Shutter- AF-A
priority auto
A Aperture- AF-A
priority auto
M Manual (*2) AF-A
x Portrait AF-A
c Landscape AF-A
v Close-up AF-A
b Sport AF-C
n Night scene AF-A
AF-A: Auto AF servo
AF-C: Continuous AF servo
A: Can be set.
B: This mode is automatically set when you set the exposure mode. (However,
other synchro modes can be selected.)
—: Cannot be set.
*1: Whichever exposure mode is set, center-weighted exposure metering is
selected when AE lock is used (
*2: If the lens mounted on the camera is not a Nikkor lens with a built-in CPU,
pictures can only be taken in the M (manual) exposure mode. However, the
camera's exposure meter cannot be used and the aperture cannot be set using
the aperture button and command dial. (Use the aperture ring on the lens to set
the aperture.) See also "Lenses that Can Be Used with this Camera" on P.106.
The synchro modes are controlled by the TTL-BL flash control (
the exposure mode is set to M (manual), simplified TTL-BL flash control is used
in which only approximate allowance is made for background exposure.
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Auxiliary Program Exposure
AF light shift compen-
sation
P.57 P.61 P.71
A
— —
A A A
A A
—
A A
—
A A
—
A
— —
— — —
A
— —
— — —
A
— —
P.70).
Metering Normal Red-eye
mode (*1) synchro reduction
P.69 P.76 P.75
B
Multi-pattern
A
Multi-pattern
A
Multi-pattern
A
Multi-pattern
A
Center-weighted
B
Multi-pattern
B
Multi-pattern
B
Multi-pattern
B
Multi-pattern
—
Multi-pattern
Red-eye Slow
reduction synchro
slow
synchro
P.75 P.75
A
— —
A A A
A
— —
A A A
A
— —
A
— —
A
— —
A
— —
A
— —
A B
—
P.74), but if