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If you still want to take a low-light photo without adding light or
moving to a brighter location, hold the camera very steady or attach
it to a tripod (using the tripod mount), due to the increased
exposure time required. Under low light conditions, photo quality
may be reduced.
4 Frame your subject within the yellow lines that are visible in the
viewfinder (
c
).
5 Hold the camera steady and press and hold the shutter button (
d
)
until the camera beeps. (Moving the camera before you hear the
beeps may blur the photo.)
The power/status indicator blinks while the photo is processed, and
the picture counter in the LCD status display (
e
) increases by one.
Note:
When the camera’s 1 MB of internal memory is full (after about
15 photos), the LCD status display shows the memory-full
message (
FL
) and the camera issues three quick warning beeps. If
you press the shutter button, the camera again issues three quick
beeps, but takes no more photos.
Note:
The camera does not have removable memory. When memory is
full, transfer photos into your computer (page 10) and then erase
them from the camera’s memory (pages 8 and 16).
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