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Shooting
2
e Press the shutter release button to
shoot the image.
Note
• Enable the keep settings mode to save the exposure compensation
level setting. See “Keep Settings” → (p.99).
• You can take 3 frames in succession at exposure compensation levels
of –0.5 EV, 0, and +0.5 EV based on the preset compensation level.
See “Auto Bracket Shooting” → (p.68).
Changing the White Balance
The white balance mode adjusts the white balance so that you can capture
your subject in its natural colors regardless of the light source. The auto mode
will suffice in most situations.
The auto mode automatically adjusts the white balance based on the white
areas, ensuring that white is reproduced as white regardless of the light source.
Consequently, a subject that lacks in white tones as a whole or that is
dominated by dark tones may not achieve an appropriate white balance.
Change the white balance mode to shoot such subjects.
•
No display (Auto) :The camera automatically adjusts the white balance.
•
(Daylight) : This mode is used to shoot subjects outdoors where
an appropriate white balance is difficult to achieve.
•
(Overcast) :This mode is used to shoot subjects outdoors under
cloudy skies or in shade where the appropriate white
balance is difficult to achieve.
•
(Tungsten Light) : This mode is used to shoot subjects under tungsten
light where an appropriate white balance is difficult to
achieve.
•
(Fluorescent Light) : This mode is used to shoot subjects under fluorescent
light where an appropriate white balance is difficult to
achieve.
* The factory default setting is auto mode.
Subjects Difficult to Correct in Auto Mode
• Monochrome subjects
• Subjects lit by multiple light sources
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