NPhoto

This issue Neil tackles metering – what it is, how it works, and why you’re better off sticking to Matrix most of the time…

- Neil Freeman

[1] Metering controls: Some older cameras have a dial around the AE-L/ AF-L button, on others it’s assigned to a specific button. Or you may have to select it from the Setup or Custom Settings menu, On Z-series cameras, you’ll find it in the ‘i’ menu. [2] Entry-level models: For 3xxx and 5xxx owners, press the ‘info’ button to activate the rear LCD screen, now use the ‘i’ button to launch the menu and navigate to select the metering mode. Press the ‘OK’ button in the centre of the multi-selector to confirm your choice. [3] Button it: More advanced models have a specific metering button on the top or rear of the camera. Hold in this button and then rotate the rear command dial to change the metering mode. Press OK to register your choice.

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