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My image is | The Display | Set the Display Brightness to High | |
too dark | Brightness | (see page 114). | |
(continued). | needs to be |
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| adjusted. |
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| The flash was | Make sure your subject is within | |
| on, but the | the flash working distance (see | |
| subject was too | page 184). If not, try using the | |
| far away. | Flash Off | setting (see |
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| page 47), which will require a | |
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| longer exposure (use a tripod), or | |
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| use Adaptive Lighting (see | |
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| page 64). |
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| A light is | • Use the Flash On setting | |
| behind the | (see page 47), or use | |
| subject. | Adaptive Lighting (see | |
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| • Use the Spot setting for AE | |
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| Metering (see page 75). | |
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| The scene had | Increase EV Compensation (see | |
| many light- | page 63). |
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| objects, such |
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| as a white |
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| object on a |
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| light |
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| background. |
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