Nikon HDR, Backlighting, Skin softening, - Easy panorama, - Hand-held in Night portrait, - HDR set to oin Backlighting, - Hand-held in Night landscape

	Problem		Cause/Solution	A
		• The flash mode is set to W(off).		48
		• The flash window is blocked.		26
		• The subject is beyond the range of the		48
		•	flash.
	Images are too dark		Adjust exposure compensation.	52
	(underexposed).	•	Increase ISO sensitivity.	56,
		• The subject is backlit. Set the scene mode		E37
				38, 48
			to Backlighting with HDR set to k, or
			set the flash mode to X(fill flash).
	Images are too bright	Adjust exposure compensation.		52
	(overexposed).
		When taking images with V(auto with red-
	Unexpected results	eye reduction), In-Camera Red Eye Fix may be
		applied to areas not affected by red-eye in
	when flash set to V			36, 48
	(auto with red-eye	rare cases. Use any shooting mode other than
		Night portrait, and change the flash mode
	reduction).
		to any setting other than V(auto with red-
		eye reduction) and try taking an image again.
		• In some shooting conditions, facial skin		44
	Skin tones are not		tones may not be softened.
		• For images containing four or more faces,		67,
	softened.
			try using the Skin softening effect in	E17
			Glamour retouch in the playback menu.
		It may take more time to save images in the
		following situations.
		• When the noise reduction function is in		–
			operation, such as when shooting in a dark
Technical			environment
		• When taking images in the following scene		49
		•	When the flash mode is set to V(auto
			with red-eye reduction)
Notes	Saving images takes		modes
	time.
			- Hand-held in Night portrait	36
and			- Hand-held in Night landscape	37
			- HDR set to oin Backlighting	38
Index		• When the skin softening function is applied		57
			- Easy panorama	39
			while shooting
		• When using continuous shooting mode		56,
				E34

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