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i looked in the manual for your camera and i couldn't find a setting for manual override for your shutter speed. It can be done on some digital cameras but not all. heres the link for the manual just in case i missed it http://ftp.casio.co.jp/pub/world_man...EXZ75_DI_e.pdf

 

thanks, i bought it open box, no manual, but got it now.
i'll check if my kodak can do it then, even though i hate that camera

 

dpreview.com says the minimum shutter speed is 4 seconds, and at iso 50 and f/5.9 it'll give you some degree of long exposure darkness but not a whole lot

 

It's harder to say because yours uses menus to choose the mode it's in. Try and find the mode for Manual or Shutter priority, that should allow you to adjust the shutter yourself. Usually with those slim line cameras though you won't have much luck with it. My old Sony T50 had a "manual" mode but it wouldn't let me adjust the shutter speed. Hopefully from what everyone's said you can kinda get an idea for how to do it should your camera let you. But without physically having it it's hard for us to figure out how to do it without prior knowledge.