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Do not push the monitor forcefully., actual picture and do not indicate a camera malfunction.

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Taking Still Pictures (continued) HELP • Pictures taken using the monitor take more time to write to the card than those taken when using the optical viewfinder. • A subject taken at an angle may appear grainy on the monitor, but this will not affect the quality of the actual picture. • Vertical lines may appear on the monitor when taking pictures in full sunlight or other brightly-lit areas. These lines will not be visible in the actual picture and do not indicate a camera malfunction. NOTE • Do not push the monitor forcefully. • The viewfinder is intended to be used to check picture composition. Use the monitor for checking focus and exposure. For best results, transfer 2 image files to a computer to confirm exactly what final pictures will look like (p.42, p.120). Learning the Basics 29

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Taking Still Pictures (continued)
2
Learning the Basics
HELP
•
Pictures taken using the monitor take more time to write to the card than
those taken when using the optical viewfinder.
•
A subject taken at an angle may appear grainy on the monitor, but this will
not affect the quality of the actual picture.
•
Vertical lines may appear on the monitor when taking pictures in full
sunlight or other brightly-lit areas. These lines will not be visible in the
actual picture and do not indicate a camera malfunction.
NOTE
•
Do not push the monitor forcefully.
•
The viewfinder is intended to be used to check picture composition. Use
the monitor for checking focus and exposure. For best results, transfer
image files to a computer to confirm exactly what final pictures will look like
(p.42, p.120).