Where is the BKT (auto bracket)

I'm new to this (both camera model and photography in general) and was reading through the Oly C-750 owner's manual. It listed an interesting feature: auto-bracket (BKT). I navigated to the menu that was supposed to have this feature (drive menu), but cannot find it. Does anyone know how to use this? It is mentioned on pg 30 of the manual, under Sequential Shooting, but no where else. The drive menu had all of the other Sequential Shooting modes, but not BKT.

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My wife uses the camera on Auto only. You can NOT access the BKT mode in Auto. Turn the dial to P or A/S/M. In these modes you can make individual adjustments. Press the Quick View button to display the viewer. Wait a few seconds for the AF info display and such to turn off (if you press OK too quickly you will activate MF). Then press the OK button to bring up the menu. Once you have the menu, press the top up arrow button to get into Drive. Then you will see a list of burst modes and the BKT at the bottom. Press the down button to get to BKT and press the right arrow button to make your selection. Once you make your selection, press OK and you're all set.

Posted on Sep 13, 2005

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