>From: "Pattie Anderson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>Apologies for asking a basic questions, but how does Canon accomplish
>exposure compensation? For example, if I am shoot with my Rebel 2000 set
>on
>TV at 1/250 in lighting which selects the max aperture for the lens, and
>then I turn up the exposure compensation by one-half to one stop, what does
>the camera do? The aperture can't open any bigger, the film won't
>magically
>become any faster. Does it just slow down the shutter speed to achieve the
>equivalent of another stop?
Hi Pattie!
Camera will tell you that you have to reset shuter speed by blinking
aperture value.
Good light
Grega
http://fenko.8m.com
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