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Tips for Taking Better Pictures

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Quick Start Tips for Taking Better Pictures • When taking pictures of scenes with many fine details and many colors (for example, Christmas decorations), use better-quality settings like Super Fine or Best. For more information, see "Setting Picture Quality" in the "Features and Usage" section. • When taking pictures of subjects where the background has bright lights, either frame the subject so that the bright lights do not appear in the picture, or use the Spot-Metering feature to move the spot-metering box onto the subject for correct exposure. For more information, see "Metering Options" in the "Features and Usage" section. • When taking pictures indoors or in darker conditions, select Slow or Night for the exposure mode. If possible, rest the camera on a solid object to prevent it from shaking during longer exposure times. For more information, see "Adjusting Exposure" in the "Features and Usage" section. hp pocket camera 19

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Quick Start
Tips for Taking Better Pictures
•
When taking pictures of scenes with many fine details
and many colors (for example, Christmas decorations),
use better-quality settings like
Super Fine
or
Best
. For
more information, see “Setting Picture Quality” in the
“Features and Usage” section.
•
When taking pictures of subjects where the background
has bright lights, either frame the subject so that the
bright lights do not appear in the picture, or use the
Spot-Metering feature to move the spot-metering box
onto the subject for correct exposure. For more
information, see “Metering Options” in the “Features
and Usage” section.
•
When taking pictures indoors or in darker conditions,
select
Slow
or
Night
for the exposure mode. If
possible, rest the camera on a solid object to prevent it
from shaking during longer exposure times. For more
information, see “Adjusting Exposure” in the “Features
and Usage” section.