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Image is blurred or 
out of focus

Subject is out of 
focal range

• Ensure there is at least 10 cm (3.9

in.) between the camera lens and 
subject.

• Use the Macro mode to shoot 

close-ups between 3 and 10 cm 
(1.2 to 3.9 in.) from the lens.

The subject is hard 
to focus on

• Use the focus lock to shoot.

See Shooting Hard-to-Focus 

Subjects (Focus Lock) (p. 76).

Subject in recorded 
image is too dark

Insufficient light for 
shooting

• Set the flash to on.

Subject is dark in 
contrast to the 
background

• Set the exposure compensation 

to a positive (+) setting or use the 
spot metering function.

Subject is too far 
away for flash to 
reach

• Shoot within 2.0 m (6.6 ft.) of the 

subject when using the flash.

• Raise the ISO sensitivity and then 

shoot. See Adjusting the ISO 
Speed (p. 87).

Subject in recorded 
image is too bright

Subject is too close, 
making the flash too 
strong

• When using the flash, stay at 

least 30 cm (1.0 ft.) from the 
subject.

Subject is bright in 
contrast to the 
background

• Set the exposure compensation 

to a negative (-) setting or use the 
spot metering function.

Light is shining 
directly on the 
subject or reflected 
off the subject into 
the camera

• Change the shooting angle.

Flash is set to on

• Set the flash to off.

A bar of light (red, 
purple) appears on 
the LCD monitor

Subject is too bright • This is a normal occurrence in 

devices containing CCDs and 
does not constitute a 
malfunction. (This bar of light will 
not be recorded when shooting 
still photos, but it will be recorded 
when shooting movies.)