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Pic-It · Jan 28, 2005, 11:53 AM

This looks like a slow sync with "strobe" flash. The yellow & blur are what leads me in this direction. I sometimes use this for special effect shots.

I don't have my camera with me(DSC-W1, but same diffence), but this happens when using one of the night time modes.

When taking this type of picture do you see "CAPTURING" then "PROCESSING" on the LCD? If so, the "CAPTURING" means your apeture is open, and of course any movement will blurr the picture & camera shake is a given.

With this mode you need a tripod. (And I even use a timer)

Now, if this happens in automatic mode, then the camera is probably faulty.

Anybody please correct me if I'm wrong.

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Jan 28, 2005, 11:53 AM	#11
Pic-It Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 61	This looks like a slow sync with "strobe" flash. The yellow & blur are what leads me in this direction. I sometimes use this for special effect shots. I don't have my camera with me(DSC-W1, but same diffence), but this happens when using one of the night time modes. When taking this type of picture do you see "CAPTURING" then "PROCESSING" on the LCD? If so, the "CAPTURING" means your apeture is open, and of course any movement will blurr the picture & camera shake is a given. With this mode you need a tripod. (And I even use a timer) Now, if this happens in automatic mode, then the camera is probably faulty. Anybody please correct me if I'm wrong.