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50
Long Exposures and
"B"
(Bulb) Setting
When you need
shutter
speeds slower
than
two
seconds such
as
for shooting night
scenes
or
fireworks,
set
the
shutter
speed dial
at
"8
".
Then,
the
shutter
will remain
open
as
long
as
the
shutter
button
is
pressed.
In
long
exposures, it becomes essential
to
mount
the
camera on a
tripod
and
use a cable release
preferably with a lock
to
prevent camera
shake and
attain
best results.
A cable release with a locking device can
keep
the
shutter
open
even though
the
operator
leaves
the
cable release
unattended
.
Unlock
the
cable release
to
close the shutter.
Photography
using
the
"8"
setting will
accelerate
battery
consumption
since it
requires
continuous
battery
power. When
necessary,
the
battery
should be replaced with
a new
one
having a full charge.