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My image is | The subject | • Set the flash to Auto Flash | |
blurry | moved or you | or Flash On | and set the |
(continued). | moved the | shooting mode to Action | |
| camera while | • Hold the camera with two | |
| taking the | hands as you press the | |
| picture. | Shutter button or use a tripod. | |
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| Watch for the | icon in the |
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| Image Display (this means | |
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| that it is almost impossible to | |
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| hold steady, and you must use | |
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| a tripod). |
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| The camera | • Make sure the focus brackets | |
| focused on the | turn green before taking the | |
| wrong thing, or | picture (see pages 39 and | |
| was unable to | 41). |
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| focus. | • Use Focus Lock (see | |
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| page 41). |
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My image is | The flash | • Turn the flash off (see | |
too bright. | provided too | page 47). |
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| much light. | • Move back from the subject | |
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| and use the zoom to get the | |
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| same framing. |
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| A natural or | • Try taking the picture from a | |
| artificial source | different angle. |
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| other than the | • Avoid pointing the camera | |
| flash provided | directly toward a bright light | |
| too much light. | or reflective surface on a | |
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| sunny day. |
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•Decrease the EV Compensation (see page 63).
•Use AE Bracketing (see page 79).
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