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Shooting, Backlighting

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Shooting with Backlighting When you shoot a subject with the light source behind the subject or a subject with a light background, use the BACK LIGHT function. n Press BACK LIGHT. The indicator appears in the viewfinder or on the LCD screen. [a] N _ [b] BACK LIGHT [a] Subject is too dark because of backlight. [b] Subject becomes bright with backlight compensation. After Shooting n Be sure to release this adjustment condition by pressing BACK LIGHT again. The indicator disappears. Otherwise, the picture will be too bright under normal lighting condition. This function is also effective under following conditions: • On snow e.g. at a ski resort • At the beach under strong sunshine • A subject with a light source nearby or a mirror reflecting light • A white subject against a white background. Especially when you shoot a person wearing shiny clothes made of silk or synthetic fiber, his or her face tends to become dark if you do not use this function. 32

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Shooting
with
Backlighting
When
you
shoot
a
subject
with
the
light
source
behind
the
subject
or
a
subject
with
a
light
background,
use
the
BACK
LIGHT
function.
Press
BACK
LIGHT.
The
n
indicator
appears
in
the
viewfinder
or
on
the
LCD
screen.
N
[a]
[b]
BACK
LIGHT
_
[a]
Subject
is
too
dark
because
of
backlight.
[b]
Subject
becomes
bright
with
backlight
compensation.
After
Shooting
Be
sure
to
release
this
adjustment
condition
by
pressing
BACK
LIGHT
again.
The
n
indicator
disappears.
Otherwise,
the
picture
will
be
too
bright
under
normal
lighting
condition.
This
function
is
also
effective
under
following
conditions:
•
On
snow
e.g.
at
a
ski
resort
•
At
the
beach
under
strong
sunshine
•
A
subject
with
a
light
source
nearby
or
a
mirror
reflecting
light
•
A
white
subject
against
a
white
background.
Especially
when
you
shoot
a
person
wearing
shiny
clothes
made
of
silk
or
synthetic
fiber,
his
or
her
face
tends
to
become
dark
if
you
do
not
use
this
function.
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