Flash When i take pictures it shows the red light, and i expect a flash to make my picture brighter, but it suddenly stopped working and not all my pictures just appear red, i want them bright again with my flash working, please help.
when i put on my cell phone sometime it might display and show white background when i put on my cell phone sometime it might display and show white background
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The build in flash, will be useful within several meters (15 to 20 feet) if it is really dark.
Your camera should be capable of taking pictures in poor light conditions. Try to shoot in automatic mode. The mode dail to AUTO. (green camera symbol). Then view the picture with info. There you can see the ISO, Aperture and shutter time. From there you can experiment for darker or lighter pictures. For this you can choose M, A,S or P.
In each of these modes, you can use the following steps.
On top of the camera, close to the shutter release button you see a little knob with a +/- sign. If you press that button, you should see a 0.
If you see a - figure, this means the picture you shoot all be darker than normal. If you see a + sign with a figure it means the picture will be brighter. While pressing that button and turning the command dail, you can choose -3 to +3 EV. That is much darker and much brighter.
If you shoot many pictures in bad light conditions, you could buy an external flash. A Nikon flash will work very good and automatic, with your camera, because camera and flash will communicate and help each other to make better pictures. Cheaper external flashes can work too, but most of the time you must change settings manual on the flash. Never use old flashes, that were build for analog cameras. They sometimes switch with a voltage higher than your camera can handle. The camera can be damaged by such a flash.
Unfortunately it sounds as if your flash bulb has burnt out. Although flash bulbs are made to last a very long time, this happens occasionally, just like the lights in your home go out sometimes before their expected end-of-life time and have to be replaced. Repair shouldn't be too very expensive, but instead I would suggest putting the money that you would spend for a repair towards getting a full powered external flash, such as the SB-600. This will allow you much more flexibility with your flash pictures, and will increase your flash picture quality considerably.
On most camers that means you are going to get a blurry photo because of camera shake. Using the flash should take care of it. You may have the flash set to "flash off" mode accidently, and in insufficient light the shutter speed is too slow to stop blur.
EXACT same problem. Tonight I tried to take a picture and heard a loud pop sound but I didn't think it was my camera... anyway it took the picture but didn't use the flash. Later, my sister went to take a picture with the flash and it made the same loud pop noise and now the camera wont work if the flash is on.
might be obvious, but try replacing the batteries.
also during continuous shot mode, flash will be automatically set to off.
otherwise contact samsung for repair estimate.
Good luck
when i put on my cell phone sometime it might display and show white background
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