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Shutter Speeds and Effects
Shutter Speed
Automatically selects a shutter speed according to the subject lighting.
AUTO
Suitable for shooting night views. Lights from moving cars, etc. are photographed with
1/6 (sec.)
motion streaks. Use a tripod to avoid blurring caused by subtle hand movements.
1/13 (sec.)
Suitable for shooting in darkly lit environments. A slow shutter speed can collect more
light in the camera than usual, and shoot bright, clear images of hard-to-shoot subjects
in low light. Use a tripod to avoid blurring caused by subtle hand movements.
Suitable for shooting in dimly lit environments (eg. rainy day). A slow shutter speed
1/25 (sec.)
can collect more light in the camera than usual, and shoot bright, clear images of
hard-to-shoot subjects in low light.
Suitable for shooting under outdoor lighting conditions such as a cloudy day.
1/100 (sec.)
1/250 (sec.)
Suitable for shooting under outdoor lighting conditions such as a sunny day. This
shutter speed is not affected by subtle hand movements.
1/500 (sec.)
Suitable for shooting under outdoor lighting conditions such as by the seashore on a
sunny day. This shutter speed is not affected by subtle hand movements.
1/1000 (sec.)
Allows fast-moving images to be captured one frame at a time. Use this shutter speed
under good lighting conditions.
NOTE:
If a high shutter speed is used under fluorescent lighting, hunting may occur in the image or the image
colour may be changed. This is not a malfunction.
Effect
25
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