Canon EOS D60 - Manual (Page 134)

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Exposure Warnings
Mode Blinking warning Description Remarks
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Subject is too dark. 1) Increase the ISO speed.
2) Use flash.
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Subject is too bright. 1) Decrease the ISO speed.
2) Use a neutral density filter.
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Picture will be underex­
posed.
1)
Turn the <i&> dial to a
slower shutter speed.
2) Increase the ISO speed.
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Picture will be overex­
posed. 1) Turn the <^a> dial to a faster
shutter speed.
2) Decrease the ISO speed.
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Picture will be underex­
posed. 1) Turn the <i^> dial to a
smaller aperture value.
2) Increase the ISO speed.
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Picture will be overex­
posed.
1)
Turn the <^a> dial to a larger
aperture value.
2) Decrease the ISO speed.
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The desired depth of field
cannot be obtained.
1)
Move farther from the subject
and try again.
2) If using a zoom lens, use the
shortest focal length.
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/ 1 \ \ ^
Subject is too dark. 1) Increase the ISO speed.
2) Use a flash (the result will be
the same as using Program
AE <p>).
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Subject is too bright. 1) Decrease the ISO speed.
2) Use a neutral density filter.
The warnings shown are examples using a lens with a minimum aperture value of
f/3.5, and a maximum aperture value of f/22. Actual maximum and minimum
aperture values will depend on the particular lens you use.
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