Flip the switch on the front of the camera up to turn the flash on.
Shooting Tips
Tips
Here are some ways to take better QuickSnap™ photos.
Flash
How do I keep my photos from coming out too dark?
Keep the flash on unless it is nice and sunny outside. Even in bright-looking places, flash can help fill shadows and brighten the scene. Flash range is about 3m.
When should I use the flash?
- Inside buildings
- Cloudy weather
- Backlight
- Night time
- In the shade
The red light on top of the camera lights when the flash is ready.
Flash on/off comparison
Indoors
Flash: On
Bright faces and indoor detail.
Flash: Off
Subjects can fall into shadow.
In the shade
Flash: On
Cleaner color and clearer subjects.
Flash: Off
The frame can look flat or dark.
Night time
Flash: On
Best for subjects within range.
Flash: Off
Background and faces may disappear.
Focus
How do I adjust the focus?
The focus is fixed on the camera, so as long as you stand at least 1m away from your subject, the subject should be in focus.
0.3m
Too close
The fixed-focus lens cannot focus sharply this close.
1m
Best start
Stand at least 1m away for clear subject detail.
3m
Flash range
The flash works best from about 1m to 3m.
5m
Too far for flash
Distant subjects may become dark at night or indoors.
TIPS
Ready to try these tips?
Pick up a QuickSnap, keep your subject in range, and use flash whenever the light is uncertain.