In general, manual mode exposure is understood as manually setting both aperture and shutter speed (and ISO). As such, the camera will not apply an exposure compensation on top of that because you as the user make the translation from whatever metering input (if any) to the exposure settings.
In general, manual mode exposure is understood as manually setting both aperture and shutter speed (and ISO). As such, the camera will not apply an exposure compensation on top of that because you as the user make the translation from whatever metering input (if any) to the exposure settings.
In general, manual mode exposure is understood as manually setting both aperture and shutter speed (and ISO). As such, the camera will not apply an exposure compensation on top of that because you as the user make the translation from whatever metering input (if any) to the exposure settings.
In general, manual mode exposure is understood as manually setting both aperture and shutter speed (and ISO). As such, the camera will not apply an exposure compensation on top of that because you as the user make the translation from whatever metering input (if any) to the exposure settings.