night mode

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In photography and digital photography, night mode is a function of the digital camera that is used when you are taking photos in low-light situations -- or at night time. When taking photos in night mode, the digital camera uses a long shutter speed to capture scene details and also fires the camera's flash to illuminate the subject or foreground of the shot.

Other digital camera settings and shooting modes include:

Macro mode to focus on subjects close to the camera lens.
Sports mode to shoot sports and other types of action shots.
Movie mode to capture moving subjects in a video format.
In-camera red-eye fix to auto-correct any incidences red-eye.
Face detection to detect human faces and set the focus and appropriate exposure.

See also "The Digital Camera Picture" in Webopedia's Quick Reference section.

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