Canon EOS 50D 설치 로드맵 매뉴얼 - 페이지 5

{카테고리_이름} Canon EOS 50D에 대한 설치 로드맵 매뉴얼을 온라인으로 검색하거나 PDF를 다운로드하세요. Canon EOS 50D 22 페이지. Professional products 2010 brochure
Canon EOS 50D에 대해서도 마찬가지입니다: 포켓 매뉴얼 (2 페이지), 사용 설명서 (19 페이지), 제품 설명서 (39 페이지), 제품 설명서 (36 페이지), 브로셔 (27 페이지), 사양 (2 페이지), 브로셔 (32 페이지)

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Mirror. As you compose an image,

the reﬂ ex mirror reﬂ ects light from

the lens to the pentaprism so that

you can see in the eyepiece of the

viewﬁ nder what will be captured by

the imaging sensor. The viewﬁ nder

oﬀ ers 95 percent frame coverage.

In Live View shooting the mirror is

ﬂ ipped up to allow a live view of

the scene. If you are using Live

mode focusing, the mirror ﬂ ips

down to focus, thereby suspending

Live View momentarily.

Lens mount and contacts. The lens

mount is compatible with Canon's

EF and EF-S lenses. EF-S lenses are

compatible with only the cropped

image sensor size of the 50D and

other Canon EOS digital SLR cam-

eras. EF lenses are compatible with

all EOS digital SLRs. The lens mount

includes a red index marker that's

used to line up EF-mount lenses

and a white index mount marker

that's used to line up EF-S lenses.

Depth of ﬁ eld preview button.

Pressing this button stops down

the lens diaphragm to the currently

selected aperture so that you can

preview the depth of ﬁ eld in the

viewﬁ nder. The larger the area of

darkness, the more extensive the

depth of ﬁ eld will be. The button

can be used in regular and Live

View shooting. If the lens is set to

the maximum aperture, the Depth-

of-ﬁ eld preview button can't be

depressed because the diaphragm

is already fully open.

Lens Release button. This button

releases the lens from the lens

mount. To disengage the lens,

depress and hold down the Lens

Release button as you turn the lens

so that the red or white index mark

moves toward the top of the camera.

Chapter 1

Roadmap to the EOS 50D

Flash button. In P, Tv, Av, M, A-DEP,

and C shooting modes, press this

button to pop up and use the built-

in ﬂ ash. In automatic modes such as

CA, Portrait, Landscape, and so on,

pressing the Flash button has no

eﬀ ect because the camera automati-

cally determines when to use the

built-in ﬂ ash.

Top of the camera

Dials and controls on the top of the camera

provide access to frequently accessed shoot-

ing functions in addition to the hot shoe and

diopter control. Here is a look at the top of

the 50D.

Mode dial. Turning this dial selects

the shooting mode, which deter-

mines how much control you have

over image exposures. Shooting

modes are grouped into three

zones including the Image, or auto-

matic, Creative, and Camera User

Settings zones. Automatic shooting

modes are CA (Creative Auto), Full

Auto, Portrait, Landscape, Close-up,

Sports, Night Portrait, and Flash Oﬀ .

Creative Zone shooting modes are

P (Program AE), Tv (Shutter-priority

AE), Av (Aperture-priority AE), M

(Manual exposure), and A-DEP

(Automatic depth-of-ﬁ eld AE)

modes. The third zone, Camera

User Settings, encompasses C1 and

C2, shooting modes that you can

program with your favorite settings.

Just turn the dial to line up the

shooting mode that you want to

use with the white mark to the

right of the dial.

Shooting modes are detailed in

Chapter 3, including the noncus-

tomizable shooting modes. Chapter

5 explains how to set up the cus-

tomizable C1 and C2 modes.