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Troubleshooting
Guide
The ISO speed cannot
be set for movie shootingl
¢_ In shooting modes other than <M>, the IS® speed is set
automatically. In the <M> mode, you can free]y set the IS® speed
(p.178).
The exposure changes during movie shooting.
® If you change
the shutter speed or aperture
during movie shooting,
the
changes
in the exposure
may be recorded.
® Zooming
the lens during
movie shooting
can cause changes
in the
exposure
regardless
of whether
the lens' maximum
aperture
changes
or not. Changes
in the exposure
may be recorded
as a result.
The
Subject
looks
distorted
during
movie
Shooting,
® If you move the camera
to the left or right quickly (high-speed
panning)
or shoot a moving
subject,
the image
may look distorted.
The image flickers
or horizontal
stripes
appear
during
movie
shootingl
® Flickering,
horizontal
stripes
(noise),
or irregular
exposures
can be
caused
by fluorescent
light, LED bulbs, or other
light sources
during
movie shooting.
Also, changes
in the exposure
(brightness)
or color
tone may also be recorded.
In the <M>
mode,
a slow shutter
speed
may solve the problem.
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