Mamiya 645DF Specifications download pdf (Page 31)

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Over exposure

Normal exposure

Under exposure

When in situations where it is difficult to determine the best exposure compensation, it

is advisable to change the exposure setting gradually (from normal to under and over).

Continuous turning up the values eventually leads to auto bracketing.

Auto Bracketing Mode

1. Turn the shutter release mode selector lever

to the “S” or “C” position.

When set at the “S” position, you can shoot

one frame with each press of the shutter

release button. In the “C” mode, the camera

takes three (or two) frames successively with

one press of the shutter release button.

2. By pressing the auto bracketing button, auto

bracketing mode is selected.

In the main LCD, the auto bracketing mark will

flash on and off. As it is flashing, turn the front

dial to “On”.

3. By further turning, more values can be

selected.

The rear dial can also be used for setting.

From 1 to 10 turns the value increases in

single units, while 10 to 60 turns means

increases by units of 10. “On” allows unlimited

values to be set.

After multiple turns, the mark “RP” will appear in the main LCD.

Repeat turning will lead to a countdown being displayed on the main LCD and after

taking a photo the camera will return to auto bracketing mode.

5. Press the auto bracketing button , then turn the front dial to “OF” to cancel.

Then press the auto bracketing set button or half-press the shutter button to return

to the normal display mode.

4. Press the shutter button, and take the pictures.

When the shutter button is pressed during shooting in auto bracketing mode, the

shooting sequence and auto bracketing mark blink on the LCD inside the viewfinder.

Furthermore, the auto bracketing mark blinks, the bracket step width is displayed,

and the shooting sequence can be checked on the external LCD.

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Mamiya 645DF Specifications Page 31