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james_byrne 17-08-07 20:03

Shutter Speed darkness ?
 
Hi all

Having some trouble with fast shutter speeds.

Basically, when I try and ues a fast shutter speed, the picture is extremely dark, nearlly black.

Any ideas?

Its probably me being a pleb :D .

Thanks all

Canis Vulpes 17-08-07 20:15

When selecting a user defined shutter speed, check the aperture the auto metering can accommodate. If "LO" is displayed (Nikon Knowledge) this will result is a dark image.

james_byrne 17-08-07 20:25

OK thanks for your tip :D

yelvertoft 19-08-07 17:50

James,

Could you please explain a bit more? What mode of operation are you setting the camera to? Which camera is it, and what is being displayed in the viewfinder and/or on the top plate LCD?

Regards,

Duncan

james_byrne 19-08-07 19:04

Shutter priority mode and its a Fuji S5600. A normal picture is displayed in the viewfinder/screen but when the shutter is realeased its just a dark/black image.

yelvertoft 19-08-07 19:15

James,

Are there any 'blinking' warnings in the viewfinder? Does the Fuji tell you which settings (shutter speed, ISO and aperture) it's going to use before you press the button? Are any of these figures displayed in the viewfinder? If so, are they blinking when taking pictures under the conditions that give you the black pictures?

What kind of conditions are you taking these pictures in? Bright daylight, dark cellars, somewhere in between?

Canis Vulpes 19-08-07 21:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by yelvertoft (Post 22761)
James,

Are there any 'blinking' warnings in the viewfinder? Does the Fuji tell you which settings (shutter speed, ISO and aperture) it's going to use before you press the button? Are any of these figures displayed in the viewfinder? If so, are they blinking when taking pictures under the conditions that give you the black pictures?

What kind of conditions are you taking these pictures in? Bright daylight, dark cellars, somewhere in between?

I think we need to see a black picture to examine the EXIF. Could you possibly post an example.


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