Night Mode
This is a really fun mode to play around with and can create some wonderfully colorful and interesting shots.
Night mode
This one is pretty fun when you're out on the town with your friends or at a party. Night mode takes advantage of a technique known as slow sync flash. Here's how it works.
Night Mode: Slow shutter speed reproduces the mellow atmosphere of a night scene beautifully.
Movie Mode: Feature that allows you to use the camera as a video camera to record movie files. Some cameras also allow for movies with sound.
Night mode.
However, you will never find, on any camera, anywhere, no matter how much you spend and no matter how much the sales person tells you how invaluable a cameras multitude of 'modes' and 'features' are, ...
Night Mode
Uses wide apertures and long exposures for shooting in dark conditions. Use of a tripod, remote release or self-timer is recommended. White balance, metering, focus mode and ISO are fixed but exposure compensation is still available.
Most digital cameras offer a night mode setting that can provide a baseline to help you get started, but this same mode can be limiting when it comes to shutter speed.
In P (program) mode and all flash-using PIC (icon) modes except for night mode (if your camera has it) the camera uses the flash as the primary light source for the foreground subject.
Shutter-priority mode may be the only way to choose a specific shutter speed on some compact cameras. Night mode permits a long shutter speed to properly expose for low ambient light; ...
In addition, the camera may also have several pre-set modes; the most common include landscape, portrait, sports and night mode. The symbols used for each mode vary slightly from camera to camera, but will likely appear similar to those below: ...
These SLOW sync modes are also in many P/S cameras. In a P/S camera one typically pushes the flash button until a little moon and city icon ("Night Mode" in Japanese) appears.
If the picture is too bright, underexpose it and vice versa. To bring out details of a person in the foreground, try using the fill flash or night mode. Experimenting with exposure is very important for getting the best looking sunset photos.
They often include full-auto, landscape, portrait, action, macro, and night modes, among others.
You can simply ask the seller how to put it in night mode while shooting moving objects. That is one big advantage of buying used photography equipment.
 See also: Mode, Camera, Shutter, Exposure, Digital camera
  
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