Shutter Speed im having a problem with my shutter and it is quite delayed ...the mode is on auto but it still seems to be very slow .....well to get to the point i was wondering if there is a way to change the setting on a menu or switch because i cannot figure it out nor can i find the manual .....any help would be great thank you

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If its set to Auto it may be that the camera is compensating for low light by slowing the shutter speed. Here is the link to download your cameras driver, manual, and other items.

Posted on Jul 23, 2007

Anonymous Jul 23, 2007

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