Possible Cause | Rectifications |
The subject was too bright. | Adjust the exposure or change the angle of shot. |
When photographs turn out too dark: |
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Possible Cause | Rectifications |
The flash was obstructed by fingers or other objects.
Adjust the angle of shot and remove obstructive objects.
The subject was too far from the camera for the flash to be effective.
Flash is set to off.
Move closer to the subject. Alternatively, turn off the flash and use a tripod stand.
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When the color of the Images appear odd:
Possible Cause | Rectifications |
No white area on the subject.
Introduce a white item or set the White Balance according to the lighting condition.
White Balance setting incorrect. | Set the White Balance according to the lighting condition. |
When parts of the images are missing:
Possible Cause
The lens is partially covered by fingers or the strap.
Rectifications
Remove obstructing fingers or strap from lens.
Shooting distance too close. | Use the LCD monitor and the zoom function. |
When the image is out of focus: |
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Possible Cause | Rectifications |
Camera movement during still image capture. | Press the shutter button down steadily. |
The lens is dirty. | Use a lens blower (sold in the market) to rid the lens of dust. Then wipe |
| with lens cleaning paper. |
Photographer was standing in front of the camera when pressing the shutter button (Self- Timer shots).
Do not stand in front of the camera. Press the shutter button while looking through the viewfinder.
Flash is off even when the lighting condition is | Either use a tripod stand, or use the flash. |
poor. As exposure time is prolonged, camera |
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movement will cause the image to be off focus. |
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The subject is too near. | Shoot at a distance of more than 1.9 m. |