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∫ Jitter (camera shake)
• Be careful of jittering when pressing the
shutter button, especially when fully
zoomed into the subject.
• When jitter could occur because of slow
shutter speed, the jitter alert A appears.
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• When the jitter alert appears, we
recommend using a tripod. If you cannot
use a tripod, be careful of how you hold
the camera (P27). The use of the
self-timer (P52) prevents jittering at
pressing the shutter button when you are
using a tripod.
• Especially in the following cases, the
shutter speed will be slower. Keep the
camera still from the moment you press
the shutter button until the picture appears
on the screen. We recommend using a
tripod.
– Slow sync./Red-eye reduction [
(P48)
– [NIGHT PORTRAIT] (P71)
– [NIGHT SCENERY] (P72)
– [CANDLE LIGHT] (P74)
– [PARTY] (P74)
– [FIREWORKS] (P75)
– [STARRY SKY] (P76)
– When you set to a slower shutter speed
(P63, 64)
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∫ Programme shift
In Programme AE mode, you can change
the preset aperture value and the shutter
speed under the same exposure. This is
called Programme shift.
By this function, you can make the
background more blurred (by decreasing
the aperture value) or record the moving
subject more dynamically (by setting to
slow shutter speed) in Programme AE
mode.
• Press the shutter button halfway and then
rotate the rear dial to activate the
Programme shift while the aperture value
and the shutter speed are displayed on
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the screen (for about 10 seconds).
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• When the Programme shift is activated,
the Programme shift indication B
appears on the screen.
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