Canon EOS Rebel SL1100D For Dummies by Doug Sahlin

Author:Doug Sahlin
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Wiley
Published: 2013-07-10T00:00:00+00:00

Figure 6-21: Choosing a Continuous Drive mode.

10. Press the shutter button halfway to achieve focus and then press the shutter button fully.

When you press the shutter button, the camera creates three images: one with standard exposure, one with decreased exposure, and one with increased exposure. To cancel AEB, turn off the camera. When you power up the camera again, remember to change the Drive mode to one of the single-shot Drive modes.

Locking exposure

You can also lock exposure on a specific part of the frame, which is handy when you want a specific part of the frame exposed correctly. For example, recently I was photographing a beautiful sunset. The camera meter averaged the exposure for the scene, and the image ended up with blown-out highlights around the sun and clouds that weren’t as dark and colorful as I saw them. To compensate for this, I locked exposure on the blue sky, and the picture turned out perfect. To lock exposure

1. Look through the viewfinder and move the camera until the center of the viewfinder is over the area to which you want to lock exposure.

2. Press the AE Lock/FE Lock/Index/Reduce button.

The auto-exposure lock icon appears in the viewfinder (see Figure 6-22).

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