Sony DSLR-A700 Troubleshooting Guide Page 107
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For details on the operation
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page 32
Custom menu
Custom menu 2
The default settings are marked with .
The function and the mode of operation of the AEL (AE lock) button can be changed.
The AEL (AE lock) button has two functions; an “AEL” function that locks the exposure
value (shutter speed and aperture) in any metering mode, and a “ (Spot) AEL” function that
temporarily performs spot metering and locks the acquired exposure value. The AEL button
has two modes of operation; “hold” that functions only when the button is held down, and
“toggle” that switches between activation and deactivation each time the button is pressed. Of
these, the following combinations are available.
• “AEL” is useful when you want to keep regular exposures on multiple images and “hold” is useful when
you want to temporarily use the spot metering.
• While the exposure value is locked, appears on the LCD monitor and in the viewfinder. Be sure to
remember to release the lock when “AEL toggle” is selected.
• Except when shutter speed priority mode or the manual mode is selected, slow sync is selected
automatically whenever the flash is used. In this case, spot metering is disabled and “hold” and “toggle”
are the only switchable alternatives (page 77).
• The “hold” and “toggle” settings affect the manual shift (page 43) in the manual mode.
When the mode dial is set to P or M, adjusting the shutter speed is performed with the front
control dial and adjusting the aperture is performed with the rear control dial at the default
setting. You can reverse this assignment.
• When the mode dial is set to A or S, this assignment is not available.
AEL button
AEL hold
While the button is held down, the exposure value in the
selected metering mode is locked.
AEL toggle
Press the button once and release it, and the exposure value in
the selected metering mode stays locked. Press the button
again, and the lock is released.
AEL hold
While the button is held down, the camera temporarily
performs spot metering regardless of the metering mode
previously selected and locks the acquired exposure value.
AEL toggle
Press the button once and release it, and the camera
temporarily performs spot metering regardless of the
metering mode previously selected and locks the acquired
exposure value. Press the button again, and the lock is
released.
Ctrl dial setup
SS F/no.
Adjusts the shutter speed with the front control dial and
adjusts the aperture with the rear control dial.
F/no. SS
Adjusts the aperture with the front control dial and adjusts the
shutter speed with the rear control dial.
- User’s Guide/ 1
- Troubleshooting 1
- For Customers in the U.S.A 2
- IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS 3
- Lightning 4
- Servicing 4
- Replacement parts 4
- Safety Check 4
- Read this first 5
- Notes on using your camera 7
- On focal length 8
- On image data compatibility 8
- Warning on copyright 8
- Table of contents 9
- Using the viewing functions 10
- Using the menu 10
- Identifying parts 14
- Before your operation 15
- Commander 17
- Attaching the shoulder strap 17
- Notched side 18
- Indicators on the monitor 19
- Operation guide 21
- Display Indication 22
- Horizontal position 23
- Vertical position 23
- Number of images 24
- (Units: Images) 25
- CF card Approx. 650 28
- Basic operation 29
- How to use the menu 32
- Using the mode dial 34
- Portrait 35
- Landscape 35
- Sports action 35
- Night view/portrait 36
- Program shift 36
- Using the shooting functions 39
- Depth-of-field preview 39
- High shutter speed 39
- Slow shutter speed 39
- 1 Set the mode dial to S 40
- Front control dial 40
- Mode dial 40
- Rear control dial 40
- Manual exposure 41
- Manual shift 43
- BULB (long exposure) shooting 43
- Exposure 45
- (Multi segment) 48
- (Center weighted) 48
- Setting the AF area 49
- (Local) 50
- S ( Single-shot AF) 52
- A ( Automatic AF) 52
- C ( Continuous AF) 52
- MF ( Manual focus) 53
- In auto focus mode 53
- In manual focus mode 53
- Using AF illuminator 54
- Drive mode 55
- page 55 56
- Shooting continuously 56
- Using the self-timer 57
- Bracket: Cont 57
- Bracket: Single 58
- Shooting with the WB bracket 59
- Image processing and color 61
- ColorTemperature/Color filter 62
- To register a setting 63
- Setting ISO 64
- Using the D-Range Optimizer 66
- Using a Creative Style 67
- Image styles 68
- Advanced operation 70
- Zone Matching 71
- (At ISO 100) 72
- Selecting the flash mode 73
- (Rear sync.) 74
- (Wireless) 74
- Using the flash compensation 75
- Using the flash sync terminal 77
- Other operations 79
- To recall the saved settings 80
- To assign a function 81
- To use the assigned function 82
- To select the folder 84
- Displaying the histogram 85
- Enlarging images 86
- Image size Scaling range 87
- Rotating an image 88
- Viewing images on a TV screen 89
- On “PhotoTV HD” 90
- On TV color systems 90
- Slide show 91
- Menu list 92
- Recording menu 1 94
- Aspect ratio 95
- D-RangeOptimizer 97
- Creative Style 97
- Custom button 98
- Exposure step 98
- Recording menu 2 99
- Recording menu 3 101
- AF w/ shutter 102
- For details on the operation 102
- page 32 102
- Priority setup 102
- AF illuminator 102
- Long exp.NR 103
- High ISO NR 103
- Recording menu 4 104
- Custom menu 1 105
- Custom menu 2 107
- Dial exp.comp 108
- Custom menu 3 110
- Bracket order 111
- Auto review 111
- Auto off w/ VF 111
- Rec.info.disp 112
- Img.orientation 112
- Custom menu 4 113
- Playback menu 1 114
- To protect selected images 115
- To protect all the images 116
- To cancel the protection 116
- Date imprint 117
- Index print 117
- PlaybackDisplay 118
- Playback menu 2 119
- Setup menu 1 120
- Video output 121
- HDMI output 121
- Language 121
- Date/Time setup 122
- Setup menu 2 123
- Mass Storage 124
- Remote PC 124
- Both cards 124
- Selected card 124
- Setup menu 3 125
- Reset default 126
- Enjoying your computer 127
- Recommended computer 128
- 1 Insert a memory card with 129
- 3 Turn on the camera and the 129
- 2 Double-click [DCIM] 130
- 1 Double-click the newly 131
- To delete the USB connection 132
- 2 Copy the image file to the 134
- Using the software (supplied) 135
- Installing the software 136
- 1 Connect the camera to your 137
- 2 Import the images 138
- Using your computer 139
- 1 Compare images 140
- 2 Rate images 141
- 4 Turn the camera off 142
- 2 Turn on the camera and the 143
- 1 Perform steps 1 and 2 in 144
- 2 Set up the camera or the 144
- How to print images 145
- Stage 1: Setting the camera 146
- Stage 3: Printing 147
- PictBridge menu 147
- Printing with the Remote 148
- Commander (supplied) 148
- Viewing images 152
- Deleting/Editing images 152
- Computers 153
- Memory card 154
- Remote Commander 154
- Printing 155
- PictBridge compliant printer 155
- Warning messages 158
- Printer error 160
- Printer busy 160
- On the “Memory Stick Duo” 161
- On the CF card/Microdrive 162
- On the battery charger 164
- Optional accessories 165
- RM-S1AM Remote Commander 166
- HVL-F56AM/HVL-F36AM Flash 166
- Accessory shoe cap 167
- Precautions 168
- For Customers in Europe 169
- Specifications 170
- [Others] 171
- BC-VM10 Battery charger 171
- Recording menu 173
- Custom menu 174
- Playback menu 174
- Setup menu 175
- Trademarks 179
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