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• Panorama pictures may not be possible for the following object
types, under the following exposure conditions or the individual
images may not be joined up correctly if:
– Single-color objects or objects with a uniform pattern (sky,
beach, etc.)
– Moving objects (people, pets, vehicles, waves, flowers
swaying in the wind, etc.)
– Objects with changing colors or patterns (e.g. a TV image)
– Dark locations
– Objects illuminated by uneven, flickering light sources (e.g.
fluorescent lamps, candlelight, etc.)
HDR
HDR generates a picture in which the “overlay” of three different
exposures (-2EV/0EV/+2EV) reproduces an improved image of
lighter and darker parts of the object, i.e. with less overexposure in
the highlights and more definition in the darkest areas.
Due to the consecutive exposures, this operating mode is best
suited for immobile objects or those with very little movement, e.g.
landscapes. We recommend the use of a tripod for HDR pictures
because of the slower shutter speeds and in particular in low
ambient light.
▸ Select Scene Mode in the main menu
▸ Select HDR in the submenu
Picture Mode
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