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Subject Examples Black or very dark objects Dark clothing Objects that have no distinct or consistent Fountains, waterfalls, waves, smoke, flame, form fireworks, a subject in mist or fog Glossy and reflective surfaces Glass, mirrors, automobiles Multiple or flickering light sources Neon signs, fluorescent lamps, television images, sun rays through trees Rapidly moving objects Baseballs, hummingbirds, race cars Non-solid objects Wire netting or fencing, latticework Conditions involving low-light Sunsets, candlelight To take a photo of these types of subjects, focus on something near your subject and press the shutter button half way down. When the green light appears, reaim your camera at your intended subject and press the shutter button all the way down. You can also try a different angle or change the lighting on your subject. 16 hp photosmart 215 digital camera user's guide

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hp photosmart 215 digital camera user°s guide
To take a photo of these types of subjects, focus on something near your subject
and press the
shutter
button half way down. When the green light appears, re-
aim your camera at your intended subject and press the
shutter
button all the
way down. You can also try a different angle or change the lighting on your
subject.
Subject
Examples
Black or very dark objects
Dark clothing
Objects that have no distinct or consistent
form
Fountains, waterfalls, waves, smoke, flame,
fireworks, a subject in mist or fog
Glossy and reflective surfaces
Glass, mirrors, automobiles
Multiple or flickering light sources
Neon signs, fluorescent lamps, television
images, sun rays through trees
Rapidly moving objects
Baseballs, hummingbirds, race cars
Non-solid objects
Wire netting or fencing, latticework
Conditions involving low-light
Sunsets, candlelight