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Backlight
Correction HDR
Shooting high-contrast scenes can often lead to
washed out backgrounds and details getting
lost in the shadows. Backlight Correction HDR
helps alleviate this problem by taking three
pictures at different exposures and processing
the best elements of each into a single image.
Without Backlight Correction HDR
With Backlight Correction HDR With Hand-held Twilight
Without Hand-held Twilight
Hand-held Twilight
Select this mode to capture sharp, low noise
images of low-light scenes in which there is little
subject motion. Like Anti-Motion Blur mode,
six shots are rapidly captured, but lower ISO is
prioritized over fast shutter speed. The position of
objects in all six images is analyzed and the image
data superimposed to realize a single image with
significantly less noise and blur than otherwise
possible with hand-held low-light shooting.
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With Anti-Motion Blur
Without Anti-Motion Blur
Anti-Motion Blur
This mode helps capture clean, sharp images in
low-light when subjects are moving. The camera
rapidly captures six shots with high sensitivity and
fast shutter speed. The shot with the least subject
movement is selected to render those elements,
while data from all six frames are combined
for stationary elements. The result is a single
image with significantly less noise and blur than
otherwise possible with a single low-light shot.
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