HP Jornada 520 User Manual page 55

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Did you wait for the camera to set the exposure
settings? The camera may take a few moments to set
the exposure correctly, especially when you move from
a dark place to a bright place, and vice versa. If you
snap a picture before the camera has time to adjust the
exposure, the picture may be too bright or too dark.
Give the camera a few seconds to readjust the
exposure settings before snapping a picture when
moving between places with different lighting
conditions.
Pictures are blurry
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Is the camera in focus? If the subject is at a distance of
110 cm (4 ft) or farther, turn the focus ring clockwise
until it snaps into place. If the subject is closer, turn the
focus ring until the image in the digital viewfinder is
focused. You can also zoom in to help focus the image,
and then zoom out again before taking the picture.
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Did you move the camera? It may be difficult to hold the
camera steady, especially at slow shutter speeds
(below 1/15 second). Try to place your HP Jornada on a
solid surface before snapping the picture.
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Is the subject moving? To capture moving subjects, you
will need a fast shutter speed. Set the exposure mode
to Action, or adjust the exposure settings to obtain a
faster shutter speed.
Cannot find pictures
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Are you looking in the right folder? The pocket camera
stores pictures in the My Documents folder, or in any
subfolder of My Documents. To see the folder that
pictures are being stored in, tap Options on the View
menu. The current folder is displayed on the Filename
tab, under Save/view pictures in folder.
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