The exposure count shows zero
•There is not enough memory to record photographs at current settings. There may still be enough memory to record photo- graphs at a lower image quality or size. You will not however be able make a photograph at current settings until you have deleted one or more images from memory as described in “Using the Buttons (PLAY)” or “The Camera Menus: The Playback Menu.”
The monitor shows the message, “NO CARD PRESENT”
•Check that a memory card is properly inserted in the camera. See “First Steps: Inserting and Removing Memory Cards.”
The message, “CARD IS NOT FORMATTED” appears in the monitor
•Photographs can not be recorded on this memory card until you have formatted it as described in “The Camera Menus: The A- REC Menu.”
One of the following messages appears in the monitor: “CARD
CAN NOT BE USED,” “IMAGE CAN NOT BE SAVED”
• See “Error Messages,” below, for more information.
Images are over- or underexposed
•When using the flash, be sure that your subject is at an appropriate distance.
•In any shooting mode, exposure can be adjusted using exposure compensation (see the Fast Track Guide).
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The flash doesn’t work or takes more than thirty sec- onds to charge
Battery level is low
•If the battery indicator in the control panel is flashing or shows a low battery level, before using the flash you will need to replace the batteries as described in “First Steps: Putting Batteries in Your Camera.”
, 
, or 
appears in the control panel
•The flash will not work at an autofocus setting of “Infinity” (
) or at settings of “Continuous,”
” appears in the LCD monitor
•The flash will not work when “AE Lock,” “Best Shot Selection,” or lens converter settings are used.
The 
icon appears in the control panel
•The flash is off. Choose another flash setting. See “Using the Buttons
Images are not in focus
•When using autofocus,
•When using manual focus, be sure that the distance shown in the control panel matches the distance to your subject.
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