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Exposure
memory
lock button
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When
there
is a
substantial
difference
between
the
main
subject
and
the
background,
unimportant
bright
spots
or
20
dark
spots
are
likely to fool
the
camera's
metering
, result-
ing
in
under
-or
overexposure
(see Fig. I).
One
way to
make
exposure
compensation
is to
use
the
memory
lock.
This
control
allows
you
to
lock in
an
exposure
reading
with
the
camera
on
automatic
control.
To
compensate
for
an
excessive
ly
bright
or
dark
background,
center
the
main
subject
in
the
viewfinder
or
move
in
close
to
the
subject,
depress
the
memory
lock
button
and
hold
it
in;
then
recompose
and
shoot
(see
Fig. 2).
(Fig. 1)
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(Fig. 2)