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Exposure compensation can brighten (increased exposure) or darken
(decreased exposure) the standard exposure set by the camera.
Exposure compensation can be set in the
d/s/f
shooting modes. Although
you can set the exposure compensation up to ±5 stops in 1/3-stop increments,
the exposure compensation indicator in the viewfinder and on the top LCD panel
can only display the setting up to ±3 stops. If the exposure compensation amount
exceeds ±3 stops, setting it with the Quick Control (p.51) is recommended.
If both the <
a
> mode and Auto ISO are set, see page 178 to set the exposure
compensation.
1
Check the exposure.
Press the shutter button halfway
(9)
and check the exposure level indicator.
2
Set the exposure compensation amount.
While looking at the viewfinder or top
LCD panel, turn the <5> dial.
If you cannot set the exposure
compensation, set the power switch
to <1>, then turn the <5> dial.
X When exposure compensation is set,
the <y> icon will be displayed in the
viewfinder.
To cancel exposure compensation, set the
exposure level indicator
< /N>
to the
standard exposure index (<
a
/
C
>).
3
Take the picture.
O
Setting Exposure Compensation
Increased exposure
Decreased exposure
If [z2: Auto Lighting Optimizer]
(p.152) is not set to
[Disable]
, the image
may still look bright even if a darker exposure compensation amount was set.
The exposure compensation amount will remain in effect even after you
set the power switch to <2>.
After setting the exposure compensation amount, you can set the power switch to
<
R
>
to prevent the exposure compensation amount from changing accidentally.
If the exposure compensation amount exceeds ±3 stops, the end of the
exposure level indicator will display <I/> or <J/>.
You can also set it by pressing the <
O
> button and turning the <
6
> or <
5
> dial.
- INSTRUCTION MANUAL 1
- Introduction 2
- EOS Solution Disk XXX 3
- Icons in this Manual 4
- Basic Assumptions 4
- Chapters 5
- Contents 6
- Image Settings 119 7
- Exposure Control 169 8
- Flash Photography 195 8
- Shooting Movies 225 9
- Post-Processing Images 291 10
- Sensor Cleaning 299 10
- Customizing the Camera 323 10
- Reference 365 11
- Software Start Guide 417 11
- Index to Features 12
- Handling Precautions 14
- LCD Panel and LCD Monitor 15
- Cautions During Prolonged Use 15
- Quick Start Guide 16
- Nomenclature 18
- Viewfinder Information 22
- Top LCD Panel 24
- Rear LCD panel 26
- Battery Pack LP-E4N 27
- Battery Charger LC-E4N 28
- Getting Started 29
- Charging the Battery 30
- Rubber lining 34
- Open the cover 35
- Insert the card 35
- Close the cover 35
- Installing the Card 35
- Remove the card 37
- Removing the Card 37
- Turning on the Power 38
- Battery Life 39
- °C / 73°F At 0°C / 32°F 39
- Display the menu screen 40
- Time/Zone] 40
- Set the time zone 40
- Set the date and time 41
- Set the daylight saving time 41
- Under the [52] tab, select 42
- [LanguageK] 42
- Set the desired language 42
- Detaching the Lens 44
- Basic Operation 45
- Pressing halfway 46
- Pressing completely 46
- Shutter Button 46
- <6> dial 47
- Turn the <6> dial only 47
- Main Dial 47
- R: Multi function lock 50
- U LCD Panel Illumination 50
- Displaying Shooting Settings 50
- Set the desired function 51
- Function Setting Screen 51
- 3 Menu Operations 53
- Before You Start 55
- The card is new 56
- AI Servo AF 59
- Movie Shooting Settings 60
- Select [VF grid display] 61
- Select [Enable] 61
- Check the camera’s tilt 62
- Feature Guide 63
- Setting the AF and 65
- Drive Modes 65
- 2: Selecting the AF Mode 66
- AF Status Indicator 68
- S Selecting the AF Area 69
- Press the <S> button 71
- Select an AF point 71
- AF Point Display Indications 72
- AI Servo AF starting position 72
- AF Area Selection Modes 73
- About the AF Sensor 76
- Lenses and Usable AF Points 77
- Select the [21] tab 85
- Select a case 85
- About Cases 1 to 6 85
- Case 2: 86
- Default settings 88
- • Tracking sensitivity: [0] 88
- • Accel./decel. tracking: [0] 88
- • AF pt auto switching: [+1] 88
- Case 6: 89
- About the Parameters 90
- J> button 93
- : Enable after One-Shot AF 95
- : Disable after One-Shot AF 95
- 23: One Shot 95
- USM lens electronic MF 95
- IR: IR AF assist beam only 96
- ON: Enable 97
- OFF: Disable 97
- ON: Continue focus search 98
- OFF: Stop focus search 98
- Lens drive when AF impossible 98
- : 61 points 99
- : Only cross-type AF points 99
- Selectable AF point 99
- : Manual select.:Spot AF 100
- : Manual selection:1 pt AF 100
- Select AF area selection mode 100
- 3 Customizing AF Functions 101
- : Separate AF pts: pt only 102
- : Separate AF pts: Area+pt 102
- : Initial AF pt selected 103
- : Manual AF pt 103
- : Selected (pre-AF, focused) 104
- : Selected (focused) 104
- OFF: Disable display 104
- : Show in field of view 106
- : Show outside view 106
- AF status in viewfinder 106
- AF Microadjustment 106
- Select [AF Microadjustment] 107
- Select [All by same amount] 107
- Press the <B> button 107
- Adjust All by Same Amount 107
- Make the adjustment 108
- Check the result of the 108
- Notes for AF Microadjustment 112
- When Autofocus Fails 113
- <MF> 114
- Focus the subject 114
- MF: Manual Focusing 114
- R: Selecting the Drive Mode 115
- Select the self-timer 117
- Take the picture 117
- Image Settings 119
- H Selecting the Image Size 123
- Select [Img type/size] 124
- Set the image size 124
- Image Size Setting Examples 125
- About RAW 127
- Set the ISO speed 130
- ISO Auto 131
- Select [Min. shutter spd.] 134
- 3 Selecting a Picture Style 135
- About the Symbols 137
- 3 Customizing a Picture Style 138
- Set the parameter 139
- V Monochrome Adjustment 140
- 3 Registering a Picture Style 141
- Select a parameter 142
- B: Setting the White Balance 143
- O Custom White Balance 144
- Registered image 147
- Select [Edit WB name] 148
- Enter text 148
- Exit the setting 148
- Select <P> 149
- Set the color temperature 149
- Select [WB Shift/Bkt.] 150
- White Balance Correction 150
- White Balance Auto Bracketing 151
- Select the setting 152
- 3 Noise Reduction Settings 153
- 3 Highlight Tone Priority 156
- Correction 159
- Selecting a Folder 161
- 3 Changing the File Name 162
- 3 File Numbering Methods 164
- Auto Reset 165
- Manual Reset 165
- Select the option to be set 166
- (provided software, p.418) 167
- 3 Setting the Color Space 168
- Exposure Control 169
- Check the display 170
- Frozen action 173
- Blurred motion 173
- Set the desired aperture 175
- Depth of Field Preview 176
- Shutter speed 177
- Aperture 177
- Set the exposure 178
- Multi-Spot Metering 180
- Setting Exposure Compensation 181
- AE Lock Effects 183
- Bulb Exposures 184
- P Multiple Exposures 186
- Set [Multi-expos ctrl] 187
- Set the [No. of exposures] 187
- Set the images to be saved 188
- Select [Continue Mult-exp] 188
- Take the first exposure 188
- 8Shoot subsequent exposures 189
- Select an image 190
- 2 Mirror Lockup 193
- Flash Photography 195
- D Flash Photography 196
- Using Non-Canon Flash Units 197
- Metered Manual Flash Exposure 198
- 3 Setting the Flash 199
- [Flash function settings] 201
- Select [Flash C.Fn settings] 204
- Set the functions 204
- Shooting with the LCD Monitor 205
- (Live View Shooting) 205
- Select [LV z/k set.] 206
- Select [Stills] 206
- Display the Live View image 206
- Select the shooting mode 207
- About the Information Display 209
- Final Image Simulation 210
- Shooting Function Settings 211
- 3 Menu Function Settings 212
- • Enable (g) 213
- • During e 213
- • Disable (E) 213
- • Mode 1 214
- • Mode 2 214
- • Disable 214
- Using AF to Focus 215
- Live Mode and 218
- Select the AF area selection 220
- Quick Mode: f 220
- Select the AF point 221
- Focusing Manually 222
- Live View Shooting Cautions 223
- Shooting Movies 225
- Select [Movies] 226
- Set [Movie rec. size] 226
- Display the image 226
- Movie microphone 227
- Recording movie 227
- Focus and shoot the movie 228
- Shutter-priority AE 228
- Aperture-priority AE 229
- Information Display 233
- Notes on Movie Shooting 234
- Shooting Still Photos 236
- 1 Press the <Q> button 238
- About Full HD 1080 241
- 3 Setting the Sound Recording 242
- 3 Silent Control 244
- 3 Setting the Time Code 245
- Movie Playback Count 246
- Drop Frame 246
- [z5] Menu 248
- Movie Shooting Cautions 249
- Image Playback 251
- Play back the image 252
- Single-Image Display 252
- Exit the image playback 253
- 3 Grid Display 253
- Sample Information for Movies 255
- Sample Histograms 256
- Select [Image jump w/6] 258
- Select the jump method 258
- Browse by jumping 258
- Magnify the image 259
- Scroll around the image 259
- 3 Magnification Settings 260
- Select [Rotate image] 261
- Rotate the image 261
- Setting Ratings 262
- Playback the image 263
- Rate the image or movie 263
- Using the <J> Button 263
- Press the <Q> button 264
- Select a function and set it 264
- Playback on a TV set 266
- Function Playback Description 269
- Check the edited movie 270
- Save the movie 271
- 3 Slide Show (Auto Playback) 272
- Set the play time and repeat 273
- Start the slide show 274
- Quit the slide show 274
- Viewing the Images on TV 275
- Press the <x> button 276
- Using HDMI CEC TV Sets 276
- J Protecting Images 279
- Protect the image 280
- Recording a Voice Memo 281
- Select [Image copy] 283
- Select [Sel.Image] 283
- Select the folder 283
- 3 Copying Individual Images 283
- Press the <J> button 284
- Select [OK] 284
- Select the target folder 284
- L Erasing Images 286
- Erase the images 287
- Select [LCD brightness] 288
- Adjust the brightness 288
- Select [Auto rotate] 289
- Set the auto rotation 289
- Post-Processing 291
- Process the image 292
- Displaying the setting screen 293
- Save the image 293
- About the Magnified View 293
- RAW Image Processing Options 294
- S Resize 297
- Sensor Cleaning 299
- Select [Sensor cleaning] 300
- Select [Clean nowf] 300
- Cleaning the Sensor Now 300
- 3 Appending Dust Delete Data 301
- About the Dust Delete Data 302
- 3 Manual Sensor Cleaning 303
- Images to a Computer 305
- Preparing to Print 306
- Press < 308
- Select [Paper settings] 308
- Q Setting the Paper Size 309
- Y Setting the Paper Type 309
- U Setting the Page Layout 309
- Set the printing effects 310
- Set the date and file number 311
- Set the number of copies 311
- Start printing 311
- Trimming the Image 313
- Handling Printer Errors 314
- Error Messages 314
- Select [Print order] 315
- Select [Set up] 315
- Set the option as desired 315
- Setting the Printing Options 315
- Press the <M> button 316
- Print Ordering 317
- 1 Prepare to print 318
- 3 Select [Print] 318
- 5 Select [OK] 318
- <1> 320
- Transfer the image 322
- Customizing the 323
- 3 Custom Functions 324
- Custom Function settings 325
- Dial direction during Tv/Av 325
- 3 Custom Function Settings 326
- Bracketing sequence 327
- Number of bracketed shots 327
- Safety shift 329
- C.Fn2: Exposure 330
- Set shutter speed range 331
- Set aperture range 331
- AE Microadjustment 332
- FE Microadjustment 332
- C.Fn3: Drive 333
- C.Fn4: Display/Operation 334
- C.Fn5: Operation 336
- Multi function lock 337
- Custom Controls 337
- J/K button function 338
- C.Fn6: Others 339
- Shutter release time lag 340
- Memo audio quality 340
- Default Erase option 340
- 85: Custom Controls 343
- AF starting point 348
- : Metering and AF start 348
- (while button pressed)] 351
- 1° Over 4° 355
- 3 Registering My Menu 357
- Save to 358
- Saved Settings 359
- Loading Camera Settings 360
- Settings Registered 362
- Reference 365
- System Map 368
- B Button Functions 370
- Shooting Settings 371
- Select [Battery info.] 372
- Connect the power cord 373
- Insert the DC Coupler 373
- Menu Settings 375
- 2: AF1 (Purple) 377
- 2: AF2 (Purple) 377
- 2: AF3 (Purple) Page 378
- 2: AF4 (Purple) 378
- 2: AF5 (Purple) Page 379
- 3: Playback 1 (Blue) 379
- 3: Playback 2 (Blue) 379
- 3: Playback 3 (Blue) Page 380
- 5: Set-up 1 (Yellow) 380
- 5: Set-up 2 (Yellow) Page 381
- 5: Set-up 3 (Yellow) 381
- 5: Set-up 4 (Yellow) Page 382
- 8: Custom Functions (Orange) 382
- 9: My Menu (Green) 382
- For Movie Shooting 383
- Troubleshooting Guide 384
- Shooting-Related Problems 385
- The card cannot be used 386
- The image is out of focus 386
- There are fewer AF points 387
- The AF points are blinking 387
- Operation Problems 393
- Display Problems 393
- Playback Problems 395
- I cannot resize the image 396
- Sensor Cleaning Problems 397
- Printing-Related Problems 397
- Image Transfer Problems 397
- 3 System Status Display 398
- Check the system status 399
- Caution Messages 399
- Erasing the Camera Status Log 400
- Error Codes 401
- Specifications 402
- • Viewfinder 403
- • Autofocus 403
- • Exposure Control 404
- • Multiple Exposures 404
- •Shutter 404
- • Drive System 405
- • External Speedlite 405
- • Live View Shooting 405
- • Movie Shooting 406
- •LCD Monitor 407
- •Playback 407
- • Post-Processing of Images 407
- • Direct Printing 408
- • Wired LAN 408
- • Image Transfer 408
- • Custom Functions 408
- • Interface 408
- • Dimensions and Weight 409
- • Operation Environment 409
- • Battery Pack LP-E4N 409
- • Battery Charger LC-E4N 409
- Trademarks 411
- About MPEG-4 Licensing 411
- Safety Warnings 413
- Software Start Guide 417
- 2 Open the disk 421
- Numerics 423
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