How to change the measuring method of the exposure on Canon EOS Rebel T1i?

The exposure of your Canon EOS Rebel T1i depends on the chosen method of measurement. For each of the available measurement methods, the brightness of the image is determined on a different way. Basically for most shooting situations, evaluative metering is recommended.

If necessary, the measuring method of Canon EOS Rebel T1i can be changed:

Turn on Canon EOS Rebel T1i

Go into the settings and select the option "measuring method". Confirm your selection with the SET button.

Now you can set the desired method of measurement using the left and right directional pad button and then press "SET". You have the choice between the following options:

- Multi-pattern metering (default): This measurement method is considered to be "rounder" and is suitable for example for backlit subjects (for example, by strong sun), and portraits. The exposure is set automatically depending on the situation of Canon EOS Rebel T1i. In the Basic Zone modes, evaluative metering is automatically activated.

- Selective Measurement: This measurement method is appropriate when the background is for example due to a lot of back light is brighter than the actual motive.

- Spot: This selective measurement method is ideal for measuring certain subject areas.

- Center-weighted metering: In this method of measurement is focused in a larger, central area, while the remaining areas of the image field are measured integrally. This option is especially recommended for experienced users.

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