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When you press the Shutter button, the camera also measures the light level to set the proper exposure. If the camera determines there is not enough light and the camera will require a very long exposure, the icon of a shaking hand appears in the Live View screen. • Try setting the flash to Auto or Flash on (see Setting the Flash on page 40) to increase the lighting. • Try turning on more light, if that is possible. • If none of these solutions are possible, you can still take the picture, but you should set the camera on a tripod or stable surface; otherwise, the picture will likely be blurry. If the camera is set to the Macro shooting mode and the camera cannot auto focus, the Live View screen displays an error message and the focus brackets flash red. In these cases, the camera will not take the picture. • If the subject for the picture is not within the Macro range (20 to 50 cm or 8 to 20 in), either move the camera within the Macro range or set the camera to a shooting mode other than Macro (see Using the Shooting Modes on page 42). • If the icon of a shaking hand appears in the Live View screen, try one of the techniques listed above for scenes requiring a long exposure time. Taking Pictures and Recording Video Clips 37

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Taking Pictures and Recording Video Clips
When you press the
Shutter
button, the camera also
measures the light level to set the proper exposure. If the
camera determines there is not enough light and the camera
will require a very long exposure, the icon of a shaking hand
appears in the
Live View
screen.
Try setting the flash to
Auto
or
Flash on
(see
Setting the
Flash
on page 40) to increase the lighting.
Try turning on more light, if that is possible.
If none of these solutions are possible, you can still take
the picture, but you should set the camera on a tripod or
stable surface; otherwise, the picture will likely be blurry.
If the camera is set to the
Macro
shooting mode and the
camera cannot auto focus, the
Live View
screen displays an
error message and the focus brackets flash red. In these
cases, the camera will not take the picture.
If the subject for the picture is not within the
Macro
range
(20 to 50 cm or 8 to 20 in), either move the camera
within the
Macro
range or set the camera to a shooting
mode other than
Macro
(see
Using the Shooting
Modes
on page 42).
If the icon of a shaking hand
appears in the
Live View
screen, try one of the techniques listed above for scenes
requiring a long exposure time.