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EXPOSURE
COMPENSATION
WITH
CAMERA'S
EXPOSURE
DIAL
Some camera models include
an
EV
compensation control.
Using this control you can modify the exposure to make your
picture lighter
or
darker.
To
ma
ke the picture light
er
, use +
compensation. For darker pictures use - compensation. How
much compensation you choose depends
on
how much you
want to modify the resulting picture.
The shooting distance range for TTL automatic flash operation
varies with the amount of exposure compensation.
For
example:
With ISO film,
an
aperture of f/4, and a zoom setting of
35mm
, if
you set the camera's exposure compensation dial at +
2,
the
flash shooting distance
range-which
is
1 m
to
9m
(appro
x.
4ft.
to
30ft
.) at ISO
100-shifts
to O.
6m
to
4m
(appro
x.
2ft. to 15ft.)
at
ISO
25.
62
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F--'
ZOOM
.l
':'mm ,
1\
Exposure
com·
pensatlon
value
+3
+2 + 1 0
-1
-2
-3
-4
-5
Film
speed
In
use\
25
-
- -
25 50
100
200
4
00
800
50
-
- 25
50
10
0 2
00
400
80
0 -
100
-
25 50
100
2
00
400
800
- -
200
25
50
100
200
40
0
800
- - -
4
00
50
10
0
2
00
400
800 -
- - -
800/1000'
100
200
4
00
800'
- -
- -
-
' For
Ni
kon
F·5
01
/N2020 and F·
301/N
2
000
only
.
Be sure the compensated film speed
is
within the film speed
range that guarantees correct exposure
in
the
TTL
mode
of
each camera.
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