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I may be losing the plot here, but I've got a question about my Fuji X100T.
I would expect the EVF/Live View to show the exposure as it will be when the picture is taken, but in some modes it doesn't do so. I can't find any way to make this happen. Help!
Settings as follows:
Aperture: Auto
Shutter speed: manually set to 1/125th
ISO: manually set to 200
Scene is an unlit room, so too dark for the widest aperture of f/2.0. The resulting exposure is v.dark, but when shown on Live View and on the histogram, it looks fine (though the aperture figures shown are red not blue indicating a problem).
If I take the aperture off Auto, I then get the scene shown correctly on Live View i.e. too dark.
So, how can I get this sorted such that with a manually selected shutter and ISO and auto aperture, that the viewfinder will reflect the exposure the camera will produce?
Oh, and Merry Christmas!
Ta
I would expect the EVF/Live View to show the exposure as it will be when the picture is taken, but in some modes it doesn't do so. I can't find any way to make this happen. Help!
Settings as follows:
Aperture: Auto
Shutter speed: manually set to 1/125th
ISO: manually set to 200
Scene is an unlit room, so too dark for the widest aperture of f/2.0. The resulting exposure is v.dark, but when shown on Live View and on the histogram, it looks fine (though the aperture figures shown are red not blue indicating a problem).
If I take the aperture off Auto, I then get the scene shown correctly on Live View i.e. too dark.
So, how can I get this sorted such that with a manually selected shutter and ISO and auto aperture, that the viewfinder will reflect the exposure the camera will produce?
Oh, and Merry Christmas!
Ta