Canon EOS 650 - Manual (Page 42)

5. Comparisons between AF Mode and Film Winding Mode (in the evaluative metering mode)
AF mode
Film
winding mode^^^^^^
ONE SHOT AF SERVO AF
S: single
AF lock and AE lock in the
evaluative metering mode take
place simultaneously when AF
completes.
AF follows a subject and the ex­
posure Is determined at the mo­
ment of shutter release.
C: continuous
AF lock and AE lock in the
evaluative metering mode take
place simultaneously when AF
completes, then continuous ex­
posure Is made.
AF follows a subject and the ex­
posure is determined at the mo­
ment of shutter release. AF is ad­
justed to follow the subject during
exposure.
The partial metering mocJe can be usect regarctless of the camera’s shooting mocfe, except when the main
switch is set to the full auto position.
The exposure compensation can be used regardless of the camera’s metering or shooting mode, except
when the main switch is set to the full auto position.
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6. Program Line (program characteristics)
This camera is equipped with the advanced “In­
telligent Program AE’’ which chooses the best
shutter speed/aperture combinations, taking the
lens focal length into account. When the auto­
matically-set shutter speed becomes 0 to 0.5 steps
EOS 650
below 1/focal length of the lens in use, the
camera-shake warning sounds. The shutter speed
of 1/focal length of the lens is generally said to be
the limit for hand-held shooting.
Black: When using the EF 35-70mm f/3.5-4.5
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