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While bracketing is in effect,
the exposure modification ap-
pears with a BKT icon in the
LCD monitor, and the
icon
in the control panel flashes.
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Exp. +/– (exposure compensation)
This option works in the same way as
ordinary exposure compensation. Expo-
sure compensation can be set to values
between +2.0 EV (overexposure) and
–2.0 EV (underexposure) in increments
of
1
/
3
EV. This item has the same effect as the
button;
changing exposure compensation in the Exp. +/– sub-menu
changes the value selected with the
button, while chang-
ing exposure compensation with the
button changes the
value displayed in the Exp. +/– sub-menu.
MENU
O F F
1
2
S
EXP +/–
SELECT
SET
AE Lock
Auto Bracketing
Exp +/–
+
0.3
– 0.3
0
S
Multi-shot (continuous) settings
Variable power (speedlight options)
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In programmed auto, aperture-priority auto, and manual exposure modes,
bracketing is achieved by varying shutter speed. In shutter-priority auto,
bracketing is achieved by varying aperture.
At settings of Continuous and VGA Sequence, shooting will pause af-
ter each series of five photographs has been taken.
When the flash is set to “Auto,” the flash setting for the first photograph
in each sequence of five photographs will apply to the remaining four. If
the flash is used for the first photograph, it will be used for the next four
photographs; if the flash is not used for the first photograph, it will not be
used in the next four photographs.
If sensitivity is set to AUTO, the sensitivity used for the first photograph
in each sequence of five photographs will apply to the remaining four.
Auto bracketing starts over from +
2
/
3
EV when changes are made to any
of the following:
• the flash setting
• sensitivity
• exposure compensation
• the Variable Power setting in the SPEEDLIGHT OPT sub-menu
Auto bracketing can not be used in combination with:
• CONTINUOUS settings of Multi-shot 16, Ultra HS, or Movie
• best-shot selection
• the AE-Lock option in the EXPOSURE OPTIONS sub-menu
Choosing any of the above options cancels auto bracketing.
Auto bracketing can also be cancelled by:
• selecting OFF from the Auto Bracketing sub-menu
• turning the camera off