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Time exposures
*^a
camera can make
automatictime
: ioosures
of
up
to
6
seconds,
depend-
-g
on lighting conditions.
You
can
:
so
program the shutter to
stay
open
'-c'n
1
second
up
to
2
minutes
or you
::r
take
a
manual time exposure by
:
-essing
the shutter button to control
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time the shutter
stays
open,
up
to
2
'rr
rn
utes.
t'ogrammed
and manual time expo-
s,res
are
described
below. You
may
¡,ant
to
use
these features
to photo-
;'aph
f
ireworks displays, sunrises
and
s-nsets,
a
lighthouse
beacon
in
the
^;ght
sky,
colourful
holiday
and
a'nusement
park
lights,
a
moonlit
ocean,
a
city
skyline at
night,
and
more.
For
time
exposures,
the camera
must
ce placed on
a
steady
support,
such
as
a
tripod.
For
most
pictures.
turning
the
'
ash
off
will
result in better photographs.
Programmed
time exposures
With this feature, you
can
program the
shutter to
stay open,
from
1
second
up
to
2
minutes,
to
record
time exposures.
To
program
a
time
exposure:
1.
Pressthe
MoDE
button until you
see
only
the
time
exposure symbol:
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ffi
@M
2.
Press
the up (A)
control
button
once
to
turn
on
the programmed
time
exposure system:
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t
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3.
Press
the
uooe button
once. The
:01
second display
will
start
flashing:
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@tr
Note:
The
display w¡ll d¡sappear about every
40
seconds.
Lightly
press
the
MoDE
or
shutter button to
make
¡t
reappeat
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q,
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