Does picture mode do that when shooting RAW? Can one shoot RAW with picture modes?
Can the bar graph be interpreted so the photog knows by how much s/he's over or under the exposure recommended by the camera? Is the graph segmented (something like this: IIIIIIIIIII) or is it just a solid line? Does the graph replace any readouts in the viewfinder, or is there more than one option to determine over/under exposure? Thanks, Dario .... very helpful ;-)) Shel > [Original Message] > From: Dario Bonazza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > The *istDs has Picture modes, which are even more specialized programs, > setting not only shutter speed and aperture values, but also color rendition > (optimized for skin tones in portrait, optimized of greens and blues in > landscape, and so on) and more settings. > A bar graph is a way to read under/overexposure in an "analog" readout when > doing manual exposure. The longer the lit bar graph, the more off from > metered exposure level.
