Taking a Photo Using the FC-2500
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Table 1-3 describes what setting you should use depending upon the
light conditions of your picture.
Indoor When indoors, select either Tungsten or Fluorescent in your
Light Condition setting:
• Bright light from a window can make your picture appear too
dark. The quality of indoor pictures taken during daylight hours
can be greatly improved by providing as much ambient light as
possible.
• Placing your subject in front of a bright window will leave them
silhouetted against the bright light. In most cases, the light often
appears too bright and your subject appears too dark.
• Take advantage of indirect, ambient light from lamps, overhead
lights, or candles instead.
Table 1-3. Light Condition Settings
Light Condition Setting Circumstance of Use
Daylight Parking lots, on the water, extremely bright indoor
locations
Cloudy Overcast or rainy weather, in the woods, in the shade
Tungsten Where regular household lamps are used, by
candlelight.
Fluorescent Public buildings where overhead lights are used.
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