Images come out blurry. (Camera shake)
Checking if the Camera Shake Warning is Displayed, Setting the ISO Speed (High ISO Auto)
If your images come out blurry, check for the [Camera Shake Warning] when shooting. The [Camera Shake Warning] is displayed when the camera determines from the surrounding conditions that camera shake may occur.
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Screens or menu listings may differ depending on the camera model being used.
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If the [Camera Shake Warning] (
) is displayed, set [ISO Speed] to [High ISO Auto] (
).
1. Check for icons displayed on the LCD monitor when pressing the shutter button halfway. The [Camera Shake Warning] (
) icon is displayed on the bottom-left corner of the screen.

When [Camera Shake Warning] (
) is displayed, the followings techniques are effective for preventing camera shake.
- Set [ISO Speed] to a higher value.
- Stabilize the camera by using a tripod or something similar.
- Stabilize the camera by using a tripod or something similar.
Because you might not always be carrying a tripod with you, this section explains how to set the [ISO Speed] to a higher value. If you increase the [ISO Speed], the shutter speed becomes faster and reduces the effect of camera shake or subject blurriness.
2. When the [Camera Shake Warning] (
) icon appears, increase the [ISO Speed] setting. Set the <Mode Dial> to <AUTO> (
), or <Program> (
) .

3. Press the <FUNC.SET> (
) button.

4. A screen like the one shown below will appear on the monitor.

*When you select [Auto] (
5. If the icon below appears, the setting is complete.

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If the [Camera Shake Warning] icon (
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Setting [ISO Speed] to [High ISO Auto] (
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This completes the [ISO Speed] (High ISO Auto) setting.