Specifications

Dominantly White Subjects
If a dominantly white subject is photographed, it will be underexposed and
appear dark. In addition, white areas will turn out gray. Set the exposure
compensation to a plus (+) value depending on the lighting conditions.4www.butkus.org
Dominantly Dark-colored Subjects
If a dominantly dark-colored subject is shot, the whole image will be
overexposed, making the subject light (white) and dark-colored areas will come
out gray. Set the exposure compensation to a minus (-) value depending on the
lighting conditions.
· When the exposure indicator is displayed in the viewfinder display as shown
in the illustration, the exposure compensation is set. The exposure indicator
displays the selected exposure compensation value. (Fig. 73) The LCD panel
displays the exposure compensation value also. Press the shutter button halfway
and press the up/down button to display the exposure indicator in the
viewfinder display and the exposure compensation value on the LCD panel.