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Set exposure compensation if the exposure (without flash) does not
come out as desired. This feature can be used in Creative Zone modes
(except <a>). You can set the exposure compensation up to ±5 stops*
in 1/3-stop increments.
If the <a> mode and ISO Auto are both set, see page 198 to set the
exposure compensation.
* In Live View shooting/movie shooting, or when [s: Shooting screen] is set to
[Guided], exposure compensation can be set up to ±3 stops.
1
Check the exposure level indicator.
Press the shutter button halfway (
0
)
and check the exposure level indicator.
2
Set the compensation amount.
While looking at the viewfinder or
LCD panel, turn the <5> dial.
If it cannot be set, set the <R>
switch downward, then turn the <5>
dial.
For exposure compensation, the
<O> icon will be displayed in the
viewfinder and on the LCD monitor.
3
Take the picture.
To cancel the exposure
compensation, set the compensation
amount back to <E>.
Setting the Desired Exposure Compensation
N
Increased exposure
for a brighter image
Decreased exposure
for a darker image
If [z2: Auto Lighting Optimizer] (p.175) is set to any setting other than
[Disable], the image may still look bright even if a decreased exposure
compensation for a darker image is set.
The set exposure compensation level will not be applied to movie shooting.
When you set the power switch to <2>, the exposure compensation
setting will be canceled.
After setting the exposure compensation amount, you can set the
<R> switch upward to prevent the exposure compensation amount
from changing inadvertently.
The exposure compensation amount displayed in the viewfinder and on
the LCD panel goes up to only ±2 stops. If the exposure compensation
amount exceeds ±2 stops, the end of the exposure level indicator will
display <I> or <J>.
If you want to set exposure compensation exceeding ±2 stops, setting it
with [z2: Expo.comp./AEB] (p.206) is recommended.
- Instruction Manual 1
- Introduction 2
- Item Check List 3
- Instruction Manuals 4
- Quick Start Guide 6
- Focus on the subject (p.54) 7
- Take the picture (p.54) 7
- Review the picture 7
- Compatible Cards 8
- Chapters 9
- Contents by Purpose 10
- Playback 11
- AF (Focusing) 11
- Index to Features 12
- Image Editing 14
- Customization 14
- Software 14
- Wi-Fi Function 14
- Icons in this Manual 15
- Contents 16
- Image Settings 151 18
- Flash Photography 215 18
- Shooting Movies 275 19
- Handy Features 323 19
- Image Playback 345 20
- Post-Processing Images 391 21
- Customizing the Camera 399 21
- Reference 419 21
- Software Start Guide / 21
- Safety Precautions 22
- Cautions: 24
- Handling Precautions 25
- LCD Panel and LCD Monitor 26
- Contacts 27
- Nomenclature 28
- LCD Panel 33
- Viewfinder Information 34
- Battery Charger LC-E17E 35
- Getting Started and 37
- Basic Camera Operations 37
- Charging the Battery 38
- Open the cover 41
- Insert the card 41
- Close the cover 41
- Installing the Card 41
- Remove the card 42
- Removing the Card 42
- Using the LCD Monitor 44
- Turning on the Power 45
- V Battery Level Indicator 46
- Display the menu screen 47
- Time/Zone] 47
- Set the time zone 47
- Set the date and time 48
- Set the daylight saving time 49
- Under the [52] tab, select 50
- [LanguageK] 50
- Set the desired language 50
- White index 51
- Red index 51
- Basic Shooting Operations 53
- Pressing Halfway 54
- Pressing Completely 54
- Shutter Button 54
- 6 Main Dial 55
- 5> dial to change 56
- 5 Quick Control Dial 56
- Select [Multi function lock] 57
- Add a checkmark [X] to the 57
- R Multi Function Lock 57
- U LCD Panel Illumination 58
- Sample Screens 60
- Select [Menu display] 61
- Select the display method 61
- Menu Display 61
- Select [Feature guide] 63
- Feature Guide 63
- Check the shooting tips 64
- Tap on [2] 64
- Set the desired functions 65
- Sample Quick Control Screen 66
- Menu Screen 67
- Display the main tabs 69
- Select a main tab 69
- Select a secondary tab 70
- Dimmed Menu Items 70
- Select [Touch control] 73
- 3 Formatting the Card 74
- Menu Functions Captured Image 76
- Check the camera’s tilt 78
- Horizontal 79
- Tilt 1° 79
- Tilt 2° or higher 79
- 3 Displaying the Grid 80
- Select [Viewfinder display] 81
- Select [Flicker detection] 81
- Select [Show] 81
- Basic Shooting and 83
- Recomposing the Shot 87
- Shooting a Moving Subject 87
- C Creative Auto Shooting 90
- Set the ambience effect 95
- Ambience Settings 96
- 2 Shooting Portraits 97
- 3 Shooting Landscapes 98
- 4 Shooting Close-ups 99
- 5 Shooting Moving Subjects 100
- 8: Special Scene Mode 101
- Shooting Tips 102
- C Photographing Children 103
- P Shooting Food 104
- G Shooting Backlit Scenes 108
- Display the Live View image 111
- Control 111
- Select a shooting mode 112
- Adjust the effect 112
- Take the picture 112
- Move the AF point 116
- Adjusting Miniature Effect 116
- Q Quick Control 117
- Adjusting the Brightness 120
- Play back the image 121
- Select an image 121
- Exit the image playback 122
- Shooting Information Display 122
- Setting the AF and 123
- Drive Modes 123
- Zf> button 124
- Focus indicator 125
- AF point 125
- AF Points Lighting Up in Red 127
- Select [Lens electronic MF] 128
- Set the desired setting 128
- 3 Setting Lens Electronic MF 128
- Press the <B> button 130
- Select an AF point 131
- AF Point Display Indications 132
- AF Area Selection Modes 133
- AF Using Color Tracking 135
- AF Sensor 136
- Lenses and Usable AF Points 137
- Lens Group Designations 141
- With built-in Ext.1.4x B 144
- Focus on the subject 146
- MF: Manual Focus 146
- Press the <YQi> button 147
- Select the drive mode 147
- Select the self-timer 149
- Image Settings 151
- Select the image-recording 152
- Select the aspect ratio 156
- Set the aspect ratio 156
- Set the ISO speed 158
- ISO 400 - ISO 25600 160
- A Selecting a Picture StyleN 161
- [Monochrome] is set (p.407) 162
- Press the <XA> button 164
- Select a Picture Style 164
- Select a parameter 164
- Set the parameter 164
- V Monochrome Adjustment 166
- Select [User Def. *] 167
- Press <0> 167
- B: Matching the Light SourceN 169
- Press the <WB> button 170
- Select [Q] 170
- Select the desired item 170
- Q Auto White Balance 170
- Shoot a white object 171
- O Custom White Balance 171
- Select [O (Custom)] 172
- Select [WB Shift/Bkt.] 173
- White Balance Correction 173
- White Balance Auto Bracketing 174
- Select the setting 175
- 3 Setting Noise ReductionN 176
- Select [Long exp. noise 177
- Long Exposure Noise Reduction 177
- Optical Characteristics 179
- Select [Enable] 180
- Diffraction Correction 182
- Lens Correction Data 183
- Cautions for Lens Correction 184
- Notes for Lens Correction 184
- 3 Reducing FlickerN 185
- Select [Color space] 187
- Set the desired color space 187
- Adobe RGB 187
- Advanced Operations 189
- Check the display 190
- D Using the Built-in Flash 193
- Set the desired aperture 194
- Depth-of-Field PreviewN 196
- *<a> stands for Manual 197
- BULB: Long (Bulb) Exposures 199
- Select [Bulb timer] 201
- Select [OK] 202
- Select [Metering mode] 203
- Set the metering mode 203
- Set the compensation amount 205
- 3 Auto Exposure BracketingN 206
- Canceling AEB 207
- A Locking the ExposureN 208
- Select [Interval timer] 211
- Flash Photography 215
- 3 Red-eye Reduction 217
- Select [y] 218
- Press the <D> button 219
- D Using an External Speedlite 221
- Sync Speed 222
- Using Non-Canon Flash Units 222
- 3 Setting the Flash FunctionN 223
- Flash Sync. Speed in Av Mode 224
- Wireless Flash PhotographyN 229
- Basic settings: 234
- Flash Exposure Compensation 234
- Set [Firing group] to [1All] 236
- Select [Wireless func.] 237
- Select [Firing group] 238
- Multiple External Speedlites 238
- [Wireless func.: 0] 240
- [Wireless func.: 0+3] 240
- Shooting with the LCD Monitor 241
- (Live View Shooting) 241
- 3 Enabling Live View Shooting 243
- Continuous Shooting Display 243
- Information Display 245
- Scene Icons 247
- Final Image Simulation 248
- Shooting Function Settings 249
- Exit the setting 250
- Adjust the filter effect 252
- 3 Menu Function Settings 255
- Press the <Q> button 256
- Select [X] 256
- Select the AF operation 256
- Servo AF for Moving Subjects 258
- 3 Focusing with AF 259
- Check the AF point 260
- Select the AF point 262
- Smooth Zone: o 262
- Notes for AF 265
- Magnified View 267
- Enable the touch shutter 269
- Tap on the screen to shoot 269
- MF: Focusing Manually 271
- Focus manually 272
- Image Quality 273
- Shooting Results 273
- Live View Image 274
- Custom Functions 274
- Lens and Flash 274
- Shooting Movies 275
- Recording movie 276
- Built-in microphones 276
- ISO Speed in Basic Zone Modes 278
- 5> dial to select the ISO 280
- 5> dial 280
- Focus and shoot the movie 281
- Still Photo Shooting 284
- Notes for Movie Shooting 285
- 3 Using Movie Digital Zoom 290
- Shoot an HDR movie 291
- Select [l] 292
- Select a filter effect 292
- Shoot the movie 293
- Speed Playback Length 294
- 5x Approx. 12 sec 294
- 10x Approx. 6 sec 294
- 20x Approx. 3 sec 294
- Sound will not be recorded 295
- N Shooting Time-lapse Movies 296
- Set the exposure 297
- Set the beeper for shooting 298
- Check the settings 298
- Exit the menu 299
- Shoot the time-lapse movie 299
- 3 Shooting Video Snapshots 303
- Select [Album settings] 304
- Select [Create a new album] 304
- Select the snapshot length 304
- Options in Steps 9 and 10 306
- Select an existing album 308
- Shoot the video snapshot 308
- Adding to an Existing Album 308
- Play back the movie 310
- Select the album 310
- Play back the album 310
- Playing Back an Album 310
- Select an editing operation 311
- Editing an Album 311
- Save the edited album 312
- Indicator 322
- Handy Features 323
- Select [Select folder] 327
- Select [Create folder] 327
- Create a new folder 327
- Selecting a Folder 328
- 3 File Numbering Methods 329
- 0051 0052 0051 0052 329
- 0051 0001 0051 0001 330
- Character palette 332
- Input mode 332
- Select [Sensor cleaning] 339
- Select [Clean nowf] 339
- 3 Appending Dust Delete DataN 341
- Shoot a solid-white object 342
- Dust Delete Data 342
- 3 Manual Sensor CleaningN 343
- Image Playback 345
- Select [Image jump w/6] 347
- Select the jump method 347
- Browse by jumping 348
- Magnify the image 349
- Scroll around the image 349
- Swipe with one finger 350
- Swipe with two fingers 350
- Browsing Images 350
- Select [Rotate image] 352
- Rotate the image 352
- 3 Setting Ratings 353
- Select [Set image search 356
- Set the search conditions 356
- Display the found images 357
- Q Quick Control for Playback 358
- Playback on a TV Set 360
- Movie Playback Panel 363
- Check the edited movie 365
- Save the edited movie 365
- 3 Slide Show (Auto Playback) 366
- Start the slide show 367
- Exit the slide show 367
- Select [Background music] 368
- Select the background music 368
- Play the background music 368
- Viewing Images on a TV Set 369
- K Protecting Images 372
- Select [Select range] 373
- Specify the range of images 373
- L Erasing Images 375
- Erase the images 376
- Select [Print order] 378
- Select [Set up] 378
- Set the options as desired 378
- Select [Photobook Set-up] 382
- Select [Select images] 382
- 3 Specifying the Range 383
- Basic information display 385
- • Detailed information 386
- AF Point Display 388
- Sample Histograms 389
- Dark image 389
- Normal brightness 389
- Bright image 389
- Post-Processing 391
- Select [Creative filters] 392
- Save the image 393
- S Resizing JPEG Images 395
- Image Sizes 396
- N Cropping JPEG Images 397
- Save the cropped image 398
- Customizing the 399
- 3 Setting Custom FunctionsN 400
- C.Fn I: Exposure 402
- C.Fn-2 ISO expansion 402
- C.Fn II: Image 403
- C.Fn III: Autofocus/Drive 404
- C.Fn-5 AF-assist beam firing 404
- C.Fn-10 Mirror lockup 406
- C.Fn IV: Operation/Others 407
- C.Fn-14 Custom Controls 408
- Custom ControlsN 409
- 0/3: Flash function settings 412
- M: Menu display 412
- 3 Registering My MenuN 413
- Register the desired items 414
- My Menu Tab Settings 414
- Select [Rename tab] 415
- Enter text 415
- Menu Display Settings 417
- Reference 419
- B Button Functions 420
- Select [Battery info.] 421
- Connect the power cord 422
- Insert the DC coupler 422
- Push in the DC cord 422
- Remote Control Shooting 423
- Select [Pairing] 424
- Remote control sensor 426
- Detach the eyecup 427
- Attach the eyepiece cover 427
- Using the Eyepiece Cover 427
- H Using Eye-Fi Cards 428
- H () Transferring... : 429
- A 7 C 2 3 4 5 430
- Movie Shooting 438
- System Map 440
- 3 Menu Settings 442
- (Creative Zone Modes) 443
- (Red) Page 445
- 5: Set-up 1 (Yellow) 446
- 5: Set-up 2 (Yellow) Page 447
- 5: Set-up 3 (Yellow) 447
- 5: Set-up 4 (Yellow) Page 448
- Troubleshooting Guide 452
- Shooting-Related Problems 454
- There are fewer AF points 455
- The AF point is blinking 455
- Operation Problems 461
- Display Problems 462
- Playback Problems 464
- Sensor Cleaning Problems 466
- Computer Connection Problems 466
- Error Codes 467
- Specifications 468
- • Viewfinder 469
- • Exposure Control 470
- •Shutter 471
- • Drive System 471
- • Live View Shooting 472
- • Movie Shooting 473
- •LCD Monitor 474
- •Playback 475
- • Post-Processing of Images 475
- • Print Ordering 475
- • Customization Features 475
- • Interface 476
- • Dimensions and Weight 476
- • Operation Environment 476
- • Battery Pack LP-E17 477
- • Battery Charger LC-E17E 477
- Trademarks 479
- About MPEG-4 Licensing 479
- Software Start Guide 488
- 1 Download the software 489
- (p.489) 492
- Refer to the Digital Photo 492
- Numerics 493
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