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A1: The “Anti-Shake” setting is disabled.
• Enter the Video menu mode, and enable the “Anti-Shake” function.
A2: The DV camera was moved while a shot was being taken.
• Hold the DV camera firmly when shooting, or use a tripod if
necessary.
A3: The subject is not within the DV camera’s acceptable focus range.
• For normal shooting, make sure that the subject is at least 3.28 ft.
(1 m) away from the lens of the DV camera.
A1: There is not enough ambient light.
• Turn the flash on.
A2: Your subject is backlit (i.e., light comes from the back of the subject).
• To improve, choose a positive EV value.
A3: The White Balance (WB) setting is incorrect.
• Adjust the White Balance setting.
A1: The subject is under strong light.
• To improve, choose a negative EV value.
A2: The light source shines directly into the lens of the DV camera.
• Change the angle of the DV camera, or move the DV camera away
from the light source.
A3: The flash fires in every shot taken.
• Do not set the flash mode to “Forced flash” or “Forced flash with
Red-eye reduction”.
A1: Flash function is disabled when shooting video clips.
A2: The flash mode is set to Flash off.
• Select any flash mode except “Flash off”.
Photography Problems
Shots are out of focus and blurry, or
photograph quality is not as good as
expected.
Photographed subject is too dark or
underexposed.
Photographed subject is too bright
or overexposed.
The flash does not fire.
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