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Picture mode
Shutter priority mode – S
Shutter priority mode sets the exposure automatically depending
on the manually selected shutter speed. It is therefore particularly
suitable for pictures of moving subjects, where the sharpness of
the movement depicted is a critical compositional element.
An appropriately fast shutter speed will avoid undesirable blurring
of the movement, i.e. "freeze" your subject, or you can use a slower
shutter speed to express the dynamic nature of the movement with
a deliberate "blur effect".
Taking a picture
▸ Select the desired shutter speed with the left setting wheel
▸ Press the shutter button to the first pressure point
The set shutter speed and the automatically controlled aperture
value are displayed in white.
Both values are displayed in red if the lowest or highest aperture
value combined with the set shutter speed will result in under or
overexposure.
If the automatically set aperture value appears to be appropriate
for the intended composition:
▸ Press the shutter button down to take the picture
Metering memory lock
For reasons of image composition, it may be beneficial not to have
the main subject in the center of the picture.
In that case, the metering memory lock function allows a metering
of the main subject first, and the relevant settings are retained until
you have determined your final picture section and are ready to
take the picture. This can be done with the exposure modes
P, S
and
A as well as the AF modes Field and Spot metering, as well as
by tapping.
Taking a picture with this function
▸ Aim the relevant AF frame at the part of your subject to which
you want to adjust the sharpness and exposure.
▸ Press the shutter button to the first pressure point to set and
store the focus and exposure.
▸ Continue holding the shutter button at the first pressure point
and pan the camera to specify the final picture section.
▸ Press the shutter button down to take the picture
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