The enhanced Filter screen allows to store your favorite exposure settings. The free version gives you two settings on a click of a button. As part of the Filter Pro add-on you are additionally able to define custom exposure settings for your specific lighting conditions and give them a meaningful scenario name.
Blue Buttons:
Select aperture, exposure time and film speed and then perform a 'long' click on one of the blue buttons to store the setting. To recall the stored setting perform a 'short' click.
Golden Button:
Select aperture, exposure time and film speed and then perform a 'long' click on the golden button. This brings up a dialog to store the current settings.
To recall a setting perform a 'short' click, which shows a dialog to select one of the name stored settings. You are also able to add the current setting as a new preset or go to the list of presets.
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Use this new screen to define your own exposure presets by setting aperture, film speed (ISO), exposure time. Use the 'name' field to identify your individual lighting scenario.
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