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∫ Focusing

• The focus range is 50 cm (1.64 feet) to

¶. Use macro mode when recording

close-up pictures. (P48)

• If the distance between the camera and

the subject is beyond the focus range of

the camera, the picture may not be

properly focused even if the focus

indication lights.

• In the following cases, the camera will not

focus on subjects properly.

– When there are both near and distant

subjects in a scene.

– When there is dirt or dust on glass

between the lens and the subject.

– When there are illuminated or glittering

objects around the subject.

– When taking a picture in dark places.

– When the subject is moving fast.

– When the scene has low contrast.

– When jitter occurs.

– When recording a very bright subject.

We recommend taking pictures using AF/

AE lock. In dark places, the AF assist

lamp (P77) may turn on to focus on the

subject.

• Even when the focus indication appears

and the subject is focused, it is canceled if

you release the shutter button. Press the

shutter button halfway again.

∫ Preventing jitter (camera shake)

• Be careful of jittering when pressing the

shutter button.

• If jitter could occur because of slow

shutter speed, the jitter alert A appears.

• When the jitter alert appears, we

recommend using a tripod. If you cannot

use a tripod, be careful how you hold the

camera (P25). The use of the self-timer

prevents jittering caused by pressing the

shutter button when you are using a tripod

(P43).

• Shutter speed will be slower particularly in

the following cases. Keep the camera still

from the moment the shutter button is

pressed until the picture appears on the

screen. We recommend using a tripod.

– Slow sync./Red-eye reduction (P39)

– [NIGHT PORTRAIT] (P51)

– [NIGHT SCENERY] (P51)

– [PARTY] (P52)

– [CANDLE LIGHT] (P53)

– [FIREWORKS] (P53)

– [STARRY SKY] (P54)

– When the shutter speed is slowed in

[SLOW SHUTTER] (P77)

∫ Exposure

• If you press the shutter button halfway

when the exposure is not adequate, the

aperture value and the shutter speed turn

red. (They do not turn red when the flash

is activated.)

• The brightness of the screen may differ

from the brightness of the recorded

pictures especially when recording in low

light conditions.

• When most of the subjects on the screen

are bright (e.g. a blue sky on a clear day, a

snowy field etc.), the recorded pictures

may become dark. In this case,

compensate the exposure value on the

camera. (P44)

1/10F2.8

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