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When shooting night scenes or other dark subjects, mount the camera on a tripod and
select a slow shutter speed (1/2 sec. or more).

If you select any mode where the exposure is set
automatically (

 or 

) and raise the built-in flash, the

shutter speed cannot be set slower than 1/30 and
you cannot achieve the correct exposure of a night
scene. If you want to shoot a night scene, take the
picture with the flash closed. With the flash closed,
the shutter speed is set for up to 2 seconds.
For an extremely dark scene, use the manual mode
(

) so you can select a shutter speed of up to 8

seconds, or you can select the bulb mode so you can
keep the shutter open up to approximately 30
seconds, as long as you keep the shutter button
depressed.

Note
• We recommend using a tripod to avoid camera shake.

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For the metering method, select digital ESP or Center
weighted averaging metering, as Spot metering will
measure only the light in a very small area in the
center of the picture.
Selecting the Metering Method (

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You can select a higher ISO setting to brighten your
pictures, but this can also cause your pictures to
appear grainy. We recommend that you test a variety
of settings to achieve the effect that you want.
Changing the ISO setting (

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If you have difficulty in focusing the subject, use
manual focusing.
Using Manual Focus (MF) (

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Set white balance (color temperature) for 5500K.
Using Preset White Balance (

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Night scene shot with automatic
exposure

Night scene shot with slow shutter
speed