Picture is too light – Kodak DC50 User Manual
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January 1996
Picture Is Too Light
Cause
Solution
The flash is not needed.
Change to automatic flash by
following the instructions in the
The subject is too close
when the flash was used.
Move so there is at least 2.3 feet
(70 cm) between the camera and
the subject.
The exposure setting
needs to be adjusted.
Adjust the exposure as described in
the
The light sensors are dirty.
Clean the light sensors as described
in the
The light sensors are
covered.
Hold the camera so your hands
or other objects do not cover the
light sensors.
for the location of the sensors.
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