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D. Determine Exposure
1. Set the shutter operation mode selector ❷ to
AUTO.
Note: The meter remains switched on for a brief period even after your finger is lifted off the shuttle
release button.
Exposure warning signal: Should a "beep-beep" sound be emitted, note the position of the needle in
the shutter speed scale. If it swings past 1/1000 sec. and stays within the red zone, overexposure will
result. In this case, reset lens aperture until the sound stops or the needle "drops" from the red zone;
despite the sound, correct exposure is possible. If the needle is around 1/30 sec. or below, the sound
merely warns you that camera shake may affect image sharpness because of the slow shutter speed.
You either read - just aperture until the sound stops, or, if the needles is below 1/30 sec., use a tripod to
prevent picture blur. The meter remains switched on for a brief period even after your finger is lifted
off the shutter release button.
Notes: 1. At approximately 1/1000 sec. or 1/30 sec., a shrill sound may be emitted; it becomes
regular when the beyond these points.
2. It is possible you won't hear the warning sound in noisy shooting situations.
Overexposed
(above 1/1000 sec.)
Q: What shutter speed is best to use?
A: The shutter speed should be fast enough to prevent camera shake, especially in hand-held
shooting. In dim light, you may not be able to get a high speed. As a rule of thumb, use a tripod if the
shutter speed is slower than a number equal to the focal length of the lens. For example, with a 50 mm
lens, don't take hand-held pictures at shutter speeds slower than 1/50 sec., and with a 135 mm, try to
use a minimum speed of 1/135 sec. Remember, this presumes your subject is not moving. If it does,
you'll need faster speeds — in which case you just open the lens aperture.
2. Select an aperture by turning the lens aperture
ring ⓱.
3. Press the shutter release button ❸ halfway
(i.e., cushion your finger with the shutter release
fingerguard ❹) to switch the camera's meter on.
The shutter speed indicated by the needle ④ in
the viewfinder will depend on both the selected
aperture and scene brightness.
Tripod recommended to
prevent camera shake
(below 1/30 sec.)
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