02-07-2017 01:02 PM
02-07-2017 01:29 PM
What do you mean by "radial switch"?
In manual mode you need to adjust the shutter speed, the Aperture and the ISO to get what the camera thinks is a good exposure. All three of these need to be set in different ways: check your manual.
I suggest you fix the ISO at 100 and go out on a sunny day and use the "sunny f/16" rule to get you in the ball park. The exposure for a sunlight object at f/16 at ISO 100 should have a 1/100 shutter speed.
02-07-2017 02:03 PM
@kvbarkley wrote:What do you mean by "radial switch"?
In manual mode you need to adjust the shutter speed, the Aperture and the ISO to get what the camera thinks is a good exposure. All three of these need to be set in different ways: check your manual.
I suggest you fix the ISO at 100 and go out on a sunny day and use the "sunny f/16" rule to get you in the ball park. The exposure for a sunlight object at f/16 at ISO 100 should have a 1/100 shutter speed.
I think he means whichever wheel it is that sets the exposure compensation.
02-07-2017 04:12 PM
Which usually just sets one of the three handles for exposure, usually shutter speed. In manual mode you have to adjust all three.
02-07-2017 04:53 PM
@kvbarkley wrote:Which usually just sets one of the three handles for exposure, usually shutter speed. In manual mode you have to adjust all three.
I think you and the OP are talking past each other. I think he's asking how to set exposure compensation on the T6.
02-07-2017 02:30 PM
02-08-2017 10:44 AM
Another thought, alex88156. First set P mode and see what settings the camera chooses. Then you can set manual mode and use the settings from P as a starting point.
02-07-2017 04:57 PM
@Alex88156 wrote:
Hey, guys. Every time I use my camera on manual mode, I can't adjust my exposure bar [the bar that goes from -5 to +5 or whatever number it goes to] with the radial switch. All of my photos are underexposed. Any suggestions
You can't apply exposure compensation while in M mode for this camera. Only a handful of Canon cameras allow you to do it in M: 1Dx (I & II), 5DMk IV, 7D Mark II are the 4 that I can think of.
02-07-2017 07:42 PM
@diverhank wrote:
@Alex88156 wrote:
Hey, guys. Every time I use my camera on manual mode, I can't adjust my exposure bar [the bar that goes from -5 to +5 or whatever number it goes to] with the radial switch. All of my photos are underexposed. Any suggestionsYou can't apply exposure compensation while in M mode for this camera. Only a handful of Canon cameras allow you to do it in M: 1Dx (I & II), 5DMk IV, 7D Mark II are the 4 that I can think of.
On a T5, you can set exposure compensation in Manual mode, but you cannot set AEB. I would expect the T6 to be similar.
02-07-2017 07:49 PM
Why guess?
From the T6 manual. Driverhank is right - and I knew it too, the T6S is the same way.
You aren't missing much. Just set the exposure where exposure compensation would set it.
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