Canon EOS 650 - Manual (Page 19)

(3) Shutter-Priority AE
[PURPOSE]
In this mode the shutter speed is manually set and
the camera automatically chooses the correct
aperture for the lighting conditions. This mode is
best for taking pictures of moving subjects by con­
trolling the shutter speed. Faster shutter speeds
freeze subject motion while slower shutter
speeds can produce artistic blur effects.
[SETTING]
1) While pressing the shooting mode selector,
turn the electronic input dial until “Tv” appears
in the display panel.
2) Remove your finger from the shooting mode
selector. At this point, the initial shutter speed
setting is always 125 (1/125 sec).
3) Turn the electronic Input dial until the desired
shutter speed appears.
Shutter speed display
4000 3000 2000 1500 1000 750 500 350
250 180 125 90 60 45 30 20 15 io 8 6
4 3 2 0’7 1” 1”5 2” 3” 4” 6” 8”
10” 15” 20” 30”
Note
4000 and 3000 .... EOS 620 only
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[VIEWFINDER INFORMATION]
Make sure that both values remain continuous­
ly lit.
Tv
c n n
J U U
ONE SHOT
Underexposure — The lens maximum aperture
starts blinking. Turn the electronic input dial and
set a slower shutter speed until the maximum
aperture stops blinking.
Tv
S i
Overexposure — The lens minimum aperture
starts blinking. Turn the electronic input dial and
set a faster shutter speed until the minimum aper­
ture stops blinking.
Tv ^
15
^1^
ONE SHOT
IS
The “camera-shake” warning does not
sound In shutter-priority AE.
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