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HELP ==> exposure level indicator disappears on my 1d3

 
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Oct 28, 2007 13:56 |  #1

I have what I think a stupid question. When I use AV or TV mode there is a exposure level indicator on the bottom of the top LCD panel. However, when I swich to the M mode, the exposure level indicator disappear, which make it impossible to use the M mode without an off-camera meter. This might due to the setting of my camera? Or, it's something else? Anyone has the same experience, or it's just me? HELP:confused::rolleyes: please!!!

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Oct 28, 2007 14:01 |  #2

Its the same on mine.


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Oct 28, 2007 14:07 |  #3

But is it the way it supposes to be? My 5D and 40D aren't that way :(


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Oct 28, 2007 14:15 |  #4

In M, they expect you to be setting the exposure while looking through the viewfinder; you'll find the scale on the RH side of the viewfinder will still be there and function.


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Oct 28, 2007 14:16 |  #5

Ahhh I figured it out :o

Set the on/off switch to the top position.

Then change shutter & aperture and look at the vertikal bar in the right side. When you get the right shutter & aperture you will see the exposure bar move.


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Oct 28, 2007 14:17 |  #6

Jon wrote in post #4206895 (external link)
In M, they expect you to be setting the exposure while looking through the viewfinder; you'll find the scale on the RH side of the viewfinder will still be there and function.

Yes I figured it out but it isn't quite as on 5D. On 5D you can adjust shutter, aperture & exposure individually.


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