Mike.P Messages 6,142 Edit My Images No 8 Nov 2011 #1 I don't seem to be able to adjust exposure comp in manual mode on the 50D, is this normal or am I just missing something? Can do it on my K-5. TIA
I don't seem to be able to adjust exposure comp in manual mode on the 50D, is this normal or am I just missing something? Can do it on my K-5. TIA
AndyB1976 Messages 2,377 Name Andy Edit My Images Yes 8 Nov 2011 #2 Don't think you can with Canon. Got to either adjust shutter or aperture with the dial(s) only whilst in manual.
Don't think you can with Canon. Got to either adjust shutter or aperture with the dial(s) only whilst in manual.
D DaveKing Messages 944 Name Dave Edit My Images Yes 8 Nov 2011 #3 If you are in manual mode there is no need to adjust exposure compensation. Either adjust the shutter, aperture, or ISO to compensate the exposure!
If you are in manual mode there is no need to adjust exposure compensation. Either adjust the shutter, aperture, or ISO to compensate the exposure!
odd jim Flimsiest Lambresta Messages 9,208 Name Jim Edit My Images Yes 8 Nov 2011 #4 AndyB1976 said: Don't think you can with Canon. Got to either adjust shutter or aperture with the dial(s) only whilst in manual. Click to expand... Yes you can. In TV/AV mode etc you just change the comp with the rear dial (unless you meant you can't in manual?). But as said, with the camera in full manual you are in charge of the exposure! Last edited: 8 Nov 2011
AndyB1976 said: Don't think you can with Canon. Got to either adjust shutter or aperture with the dial(s) only whilst in manual. Click to expand... Yes you can. In TV/AV mode etc you just change the comp with the rear dial (unless you meant you can't in manual?). But as said, with the camera in full manual you are in charge of the exposure!
AndyB1976 Messages 2,377 Name Andy Edit My Images Yes 8 Nov 2011 #5 AndyB1976 said: Don't think you can with Canon. Got to either adjust shutter or aperture with the dial(s) only whilst in manual. Click to expand... odd jim said: Yes you can. In TV/AV mode etc you just change the comp with the rear dial (unless you meant you can't in manual?). But as said, with the camera in full manual you are in charge of the exposure! Click to expand...
AndyB1976 said: Don't think you can with Canon. Got to either adjust shutter or aperture with the dial(s) only whilst in manual. Click to expand... odd jim said: Yes you can. In TV/AV mode etc you just change the comp with the rear dial (unless you meant you can't in manual?). But as said, with the camera in full manual you are in charge of the exposure! Click to expand...
odd jim Flimsiest Lambresta Messages 9,208 Name Jim Edit My Images Yes 8 Nov 2011 #6 AndyB1976 said: Click to expand... Lol that's what I thought you meant but wasn't quite sure!
AndyB1976 Messages 2,377 Name Andy Edit My Images Yes 8 Nov 2011 #7 Its cool .....I thought you were having 50D dual dial superority complex over my lowly 500D and AV button for EC change
Its cool .....I thought you were having 50D dual dial superority complex over my lowly 500D and AV button for EC change
odd jim Flimsiest Lambresta Messages 9,208 Name Jim Edit My Images Yes 8 Nov 2011 #8 AndyB1976 said: Its cool .....I thought you were having 50D dual dial superority complex over my lowly 500D and AV button for EC change Click to expand... Lol nope, I never had a problem with that set up on my 400d (though the dial is nice!).
AndyB1976 said: Its cool .....I thought you were having 50D dual dial superority complex over my lowly 500D and AV button for EC change Click to expand... Lol nope, I never had a problem with that set up on my 400d (though the dial is nice!).
.....I thought you were having 50D dual dial superority complex over my lowly 500D and AV button for EC change 