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camera to turn on the LCD display.
b.Point the camera at your subject and frame the image.
7.Once you have composed your picture, press the shutter button.
A preview of your picture and the Delete Now? message appears on the LCD display. Press the Erase/SFN button if you do not want to save this image.
The green LED next to the optical viewfinder blinks. When the LED stops blinking, you can take another picture.
Tips for Taking Great Pictures
∙Keep the sun behind you or at your side. Avoid having the sun directly overhead.
∙Use the fill flash setting 
if there is a light behind your subject.
∙In low light level conditions, use a tripod to avoid camera movement during exposure.
∙Avoid extreme temperatures (below 13°C (55°F) or above 35°C (95°F)), which can affect battery performance.
∙Keep the subject within the flash range (18 in. to 10 ft. (0.45m to 3m)).
∙Avoid shooting toward reflective objects to avoid hot spots in your pictures. You can use the fill flash setting if you cannot avoid shooting toward reflective objects.
∙Periodically clean the lens, the LED area on the front of the camera, and the LCD display on the back of the camera with a soft,
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