Owner's Manual

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AE bracketing: The camera will vary exposure
with each shot. The first shot will be taken at
the value currently selected for exposure compensation. The bracketing
increment will be subtracted from the current value in the second shot and
added in the third shot, "bracketing" the current value. The modified values can
be higher or lower than the maximum and minimum values for exposure
compensation and are reflected in the values shown for shutter speed and
aperture. Bracketing ends automatically after the third shot is taken.
5 Frame a photograph, focus, and shoot.
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2nd shot: exposure reduced 3rd shot: exposure increased
I B The Bracketing Progress Indicator
During AE bracketing, progress is shown by the bracketing
indicator in the information display:
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Camera ready to take third shot.
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WB bracketing: Each shot is processed to create three copies, one at the current
white balance setting, one with increased amber, and one with increased blue.
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If there is not enough space available on the
memory card to record three images, the
exposure count display in the viewfinder will
flash. Shooting can begin when a new
memory card is inserted.
ADl bracketing: The first shot after bracketing is activated is taken with Active
D-Lighting off, the second at the current Active D-Lighting setting (.-.J 94; if
Active D-Lighting is off, the second shot will be taken with Active D-Lighting set
to Auto). Bracketing ends automatically after the second shot.
In continuous release mode, shooting will pause after each bracketing cycle. If the
camera is turned off before all shots in the bracketing sequence have been taken,
bracketing will resume from the next shot in the sequence when the camera is
turned on. To cancel bracketing before all frames have been recorded, rotate the
mode dial to a setting other than P, S, A, or M.
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