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| Image is blurred | • Set the |
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| or out of focus | set to off | (p. 128). |
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| Subject is out of | • Ensure there is at least 46 cm |
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| focal range | (1.5 ft.) between the camera |
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| lens and subject. |
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| • Use the Macro mode to shoot |
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| cm (11.8 in. to 1.5 ft.) from the |
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| lens (5 cm (2 in.) when set to |
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| wide angle). |
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| • Use the Infinity mode to shoot |
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| distant subjects. |
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| The subject is hard | • Use the focus lock to shoot. See |
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| to focus on | Locking the Focus (AF Lock). |
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| Subject in | Insufficient light | • Set the flash to on. |
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| recorded image is | for shooting |
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| too dark |
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| Subject is dark in | • Set the exposure compensation |
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| contrast to the | to a positive (+) setting or use |
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| background | the spot metering function. |
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| Subject is too far | • Shoot within 3.5 m (11.5 ft.) of |
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| away for flash to | the subject at the maximum |
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| reach | wide angle or 2 m (6.6 ft.) of |
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| the subject at the telephoto end |
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| setting when using the flash. |
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| Subject in | Subject is too | • When using the flash, stay at |
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| recorded image is | close, making the | least 30 cm (11.8 in.) from the |
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| too bright | flash too strong | subject. |
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| Subject is bright in | • Set the exposure compensation |
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| contrast to the | to a negative |
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| background | the spot metering function. |
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| Light is shining | • Change the shooting angle. |
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| directly on the |
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| subject or reflected |
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| off the subject into |
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| the camera |
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| Flash is set to on | • Set the flash to off. |
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