Help with my EOS 60D

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Hi, I'm slowly figuring out my new DSLR, and unlike my 450D i can't seem to change the exposure comp. in Manual mode; other than changing the AEB? where three smaller lines move compensating a bracket for example....i don't want to do this? any ideas?

i've consulted my handbook and still baffled. :(
 
You will need to alter either Aperture or shutter to get to your desired exposure , be it over or under :thumbs:
 
you cant alter exposure compensation in manual because your in controle of aperture and shutter speed. in either aperture priority or shutter priority or any of the auto modes you can alter exposure compensation because the camera then alters either the shutter speed or the aperture depending what mode your in. auto exposure bracketing is when the camera takes 2 or more photos either side of the set exposure so that you can pick the photo that looks the best exposed. hope this helps you, dan.
 
dan00001 said:
you cant alter exposure compensation in manual because your in controle of aperture and shutter speed. in either aperture priority or shutter priority or any of the auto modes you can alter exposure compensation because the camera then alters either the shutter speed or the aperture depending what mode your in. auto exposure bracketing is when the camera takes 2 or more photos either side of the set exposure so that you can pick the photo that looks the best exposed. hope this helps you, dan.
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Whilst in manual mode you have full control over shutter and aperture. Change one or the other and note that exposure will move one way or the other. No you are not physically dialling exposure compensation but you do have control over it.
 
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