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White dots appear on the image.Light from the flash has | zThis is a phenomenon that occurs | |
reflected off dust particles | with digital cameras and does not | |
or insects in the air. This is | constitute a malfunction. | |
particularly noticeable |
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when shooting using the |
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wide angle or when you |
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increase the aperture |
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value in the aperture |
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priority | mode. |
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Eyes appear red. |
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Light is reflected back | zShoot with | |
from the eyes when the | [Flash Settings] menu set to [On] | |
flash is used in dark | (p. 86). For this mode to be effective, | |
areas. |
| the subject must be looking right at |
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| the |
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| asking them to look directly at the |
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| lamp. Even better results can be |
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| obtained by increasing the lighting in |
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| indoor settings or approaching closer |
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| to the subject. The shutter will not |
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| activate for approximately 1 second |
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| after the |
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| in order to improve the effect. |
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| zIf you set the [Red Eye Corr.] in the |
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| [Flash Settings] to [On], the camera |
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| will automatically correct red eyes |
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| while shooting and record the image |
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| to the card (p. 86). |
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| zYou can correct red eyes in recorded |
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| images using the |
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| Correction] (p. 122). |
The memory card’s | zTo enhance the continuous shooting |
performance has dropped. | performance, you are recommended |
| to low level format the memory card in |
| the camera after you save all its |
| images to your computer (p. 141). |