Samsung Digital Camera - Manual (Page 11)

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THE NX SYSTEM THE POCKET GUIDE TO THE SAMSUNG NX
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These days, thankfully, cameras are so much
more sophisticated and can recognise a
scene and calculate the correct exposure
accordingly. This means that you can largely
forget about your images being too dark
(underexposed) or too light (overexposed).
With the NX series of cameras, you have the
option to let the camera take control and
shoot perfectly exposed images with Multi-
area metering, which measures light from all
over the frame and calculates the right setting
automatically. For tricky lighting conditions,
such as on a sunny beach or shooting into the
light, there are various Scene modes that have
been fine tuned for their respective shooting
scenarios.
With the Samsung NX cameras, you have an array of
automatic modes or you can take complete control
EXPOSURE
DON’T FORGET: CHECK YOUR IMAGE
The EVF and display show you exactly what your final image will look
like. If you think it looks wrong, change the settings and re-shoot.
Use the Smart Range option
when you have bright
highlights and dark shadow
areas in one picture, such
as a sunny landscape or a
wedding portrait.
If you are struggling to know what to do, simply place the mode dial in
Program mode or Smart mode – both are perfect for beginners.