Minolta DYNAX 9 Ti Manual De Instrucciones página 10

CUSTOM FUNCTIONS
Cust 19 — Control Dial - Exchanged Control
1 – Unchanged from Cust 18.
2 – Front and rear control dial functions exchanged.
• Control dial tasking does not change for bracketing, data memory, and custom functions.
Cust 20 — Flash Metering
1 – 4-Segment Flash Metering
2 – Average metering
All flash metering segments are weighted evenly.
3 – Spot Metering
Flash is metered by the segment corresponding to the currently selected Local
Focus Area.
• Do not recompose the image after locking focus. Flash exposure is TTL metered by the
segment used to lock focus.
Cust 21 — Exposure Compensation Display
1 – No display
Exposure compensation value is not displayed in the
data panel.
2 – Display
Exposure compensation value is displayed in the data
panel when the dial is operated.
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Cust 22 — AF Illuminator
1 – Fires if necessary.
2 – Canceled
• Both the camera's and accessory flash's AF iIluninator will not fire under any circumstance.
• Focusing may be difficult without AF illumination under low-light or low contrast conditions.
Cust 23 — Front/Rear Control Dial Lock
Use dial lock to prevent the settings from being changed by accidental turning of the
dial while carrying the camera. If dial lock is selected, the settings cannot be changed
by rotation of the Front/Rear control dial when the camera is not metering. The
operation of the Front/Rear control dial changes the settings only when the exposure
is being metered (eg: when the shutter button is being pressed partway down, or when
Eye-start is activating AF & AE).
1 – Off
Front/Rear dials are functional.
2 – On
The settings cannot be changed by rotation of the
front/rear control dials when the camera is not
metering.
• Front/Rear control dials are functional for the
• In M mode, the shutter speed and aperture can only
operations which use bottons inside the control
panel (eg: setting bracketing, reading stored data),
and when AEL is displayed in the viewfiender.
be changed while metering. Both the shutter speed
and aperture will be displayed in the body data
panel.
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