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Picture mode
HDR
HDR generates a picture in which the “overlay” of three different
exposures (-2EV/0EV/+2EV) reproduces an improved image of
lighter and darker parts of the subject, i.e. with less overexposure
in the highlights and more definition in the darkest areas.
Due to the consecutive exposures, this operating mode is best
suited for immobile subjects or those with very little movement,
e.g. landscapes. We recommend the use of a tripod for HDR pic-
tures because of the slower shutter speeds and in particular in low
ambient light, e.g. for evening or night time pictures.
Setting the function
▸ Select
HDR in the Scene Mode submenu
Taking a HDR picture
▸ Specify the desired image section
▸ Press the shutter button all the way down, hold the camera
steady during the three exposures (see above)
Aperture priority mode – A
Aperture priority mode sets the exposure automatically according
to the manually selected aperture. This mode is suitable for pic-
tures in which the depth of field is a critical compositional element.
By selecting an appropriately low aperture value, you can reduce
the depth of field range, for example to make a face “stand out” in
sharp focus against an unimportant or distracting background.
Conversely, you can use a higher aperture value to increase the
depth of field range, so that everything from the foreground to the
background will be in full focus in a landscape shot.
Taking a picture
▸ Select the desired aperture value with the right setting wheel
▸ Press the shutter button to the first pressure point
Both the set aperture value and the automatically calculated
shutter speed are displayed in white. Both values will be displayed
in red if the fastest or slowest shutter speed combined with the set
aperture will result in under or overexposure.
If the automatically set shutter speed appears appropriate for the
intended composition:
▸ Press the shutter button down to take the picture
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