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January 21st 10, 09:52 AM
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Olympus camera overexposes
Olympus FE-20 p&s digicam.
Holding the camera up and using the display as the viewfinder, the exposure looks normal. Pressing the shutter button results in an overexposed photo. It doesn't matter if the flash is on or off; the resulting photo shown on the LCD display is always overexposed. Changing the exposure setting does have a little effect on the exposure. I'm a bit confused; if the "before the shot" view in the display is accurate, why would the exposed photo be different? What might be the cause? Thanks, Dave 
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