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Spot metering. This mode uses

the light measured in the center

area to calculate the exposure. This

is used when the exposure of a

part of the subject is more impor-

tant than the whole scene. The

center area used to calculate this

exposure is shown on the

viewﬁnder.

Scene Exposure

Modes

There are six Scene Exposure modes, and

they can be easily set by turning the Mode

dial to the desired Scene Exposure mode.

Any changes that you make while in one of

the Scene Exposure modes resets if the

Mode dial is moved.

Sports

Action

Sunset

mode

Night View/

Night Portrait

mode

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The Mode dial makes it easy to quickly

switch Scene Exposure modes.

Chapter 1

Macro

Landscape

mode

Portrait

mode

Exploring the Sony Alpha A700

Portrait. Setting the Exposure

mode to Portrait sets a larger

aperture (smaller number), which

decreases the depth of ﬁeld. This

keeps the subject in focus but the

background out of focus. Portrait

mode also sets the D-Range

Optimizer to Advanced Auto.

Landscape. In Landscape mode,

the camera sets a smaller aperture

(larger number), which increases

the depth of ﬁeld. Using the small-

est aperture possible helps keep

everything from the foreground to

the background in acceptable

focus.

Macro. Macro mode sets the shut-

ter speed as high as possible and

tries to keep the aperture at f/5.6 if

possible. Macro mode also sets the

D-Range Optimizer to Advanced

Auto.

Sports Action. Sports photography

is all about stopping the action,

and this setting tries to use the

fastest shutter speed possible. It

also sets the Drive mode to

Continuous High-Speed Advance,

and it changes the Focus mode to

Continuous Auto Focus if neces-

sary. Sports Action mode also sets

the D-Range Optimizer to standard.

Sunset. In Sunset mode the cam-

era sets a smaller aperture (larger

number), which increases the

depth of ﬁeld. Sunset mode turns

the D-Range Optimizer off.

Night View / Night Portrait. The

camera sets a slower shutter speed

to try to capture the night scene.

The difference between Night View

and Portrait is the use of the ﬂash;

the ﬂash is activated in Night

Portrait mode. D-Range Optimizer

is turned off in this mode.