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I own an Olympus D-520 camera, whose sensitivity is equivalent to ISO
80-200. Judging by the specs, it seems that this is set automatically.
However, every picture I have taken so far seems to have an ISO speed
equivalent to ISO-80. I often have some blurry shots because my hand moves
a bit when I'm taking a picture, especially those shots taken with the
optical zoom. Would there be a way to change the ISO speed to set it higher
than 80 so I would miss less shots? Thanks a lot!

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>I own an Olympus D-520 camera, whose sensitivity is equivalent to ISO
>80-200. Judging by the specs, it seems that this is set automatically.
>However, every picture I have taken so far seems to have an ISO speed
>equivalent to ISO-80. I often have some blurry shots because my hand moves
>a bit when I'm taking a picture, especially those shots taken with the
>optical zoom. Would there be a way to change the ISO speed to set it higher
>than 80 so I would miss less shots? Thanks a lot!

I haven't used the D520 but I've owned 5 Olympus digital cameras. You
should be able to manually set the ISO.


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