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TROUBLESHOOTING

(cont.)

SYMPTOM |
| POSSIBLE CAUSES |
| CORRECTIVE ACTION |
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10. The colour of Snapshot looks |
| 10. • The light source or the subject |
| 10. • Set “FLASH” to “ON” in the | ||
strange. |
| does not include white. Or |
| Menu Screen. Or find a white | ||
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| there are various different light |
| subject and compose your |
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| sources behind the subject. |
| shot so that it also appears in | ||
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| the frame (☞ pg. 16, 22). |
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11. Although Snapshot is |
| 11. • The subject is too bright with |
| 11. • Set “FLASH” to “ON” in the | ||
attempted, flash does not |
| the flash set to “AUTO” or |
| Menu Screen (☞ pg. 22). |
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take place. |
| “AUTO | ”. |
| • It can take up to 10 seconds | |
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| • If blinks, the flash is being |
| to charge the flash. |
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| charged. |
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| • Disengage | |
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| Analyser 9 is selected. |
| (☞ pg. 17). |
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| • The camcorder is in the |
| • Set the camcorder in the |
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| Record mode. |
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| • In the Menu Screen, “GAIN |
| (☞ pg. 22). |
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| UP” is set to “OFF” or “P.AE/ |
| • Set “GAIN UP” to “AUTO |
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| EFFECT” is set to “TWILIGHT”. |
| ” or “AGC” (☞ pg. 19) or | ||
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| • The flash is pushed down. |
| disengage the “TWILIGHT” |
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| mode (☞ pg. 25). |
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| • Raise the flash using the |
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| FLASH OPEN Switch |
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12. Although a Snapshot is taken |
| 12. • The subject does not look |
| 12. • The subject should look |
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with the flash, |
| straight toward the flash. |
| straight toward the flash, |
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Reduction does not take |
| • The subject does not look at |
| especially the first flash. If the | ||
place. |
| the first flash, which is an |
| subject does not see the first | ||
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| important part of |
| flash, it will be difficult for |
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| Reduction. |
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| • The camcorder is too far from |
| place (☞ pg. 22). |
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| the subject. |
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| • The flash is effective for |
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| • “FLASH” is not set to “AUTO |
| subjects at a distance of |
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| ” in the Menu Screen. |
| approx. 0.7 m to 2 m from |
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| the camcorder (☞ pg. 22). |
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| • Set “FLASH” to “AUTO | ” |
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| in the Menu Screen to display | |
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| the |
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| indicator (☞ pg. 22). |
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13. The image taken using |
| 13. • The flash is pushed down. |
| 13. • Raise the flash using the |
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Snapshot is too dark. |
| • The flash emission window is |
| FLASH OPEN Switch |
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| covered by fingers, etc.. |
| (☞ pg. 22). |
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| • The flash brightness is set to |
| • Do not cover the flash |
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| produce a darker image |
| emission window. |
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| (adjustment value: |
| • Adjust the flash brightness to | ||
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| • The camcorder is too far from |
| a larger value (☞ pg. 23). |
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| the subject. |
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| • The flash is effective for |
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| • Shooting was performed under |
| subjects at a distance of |
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| backlit conditions. |
| approx. 0.7 m to 2 m |
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| (☞ pg. 22). |
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| • Press the BACKLIGHT Button | |
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| (☞ pg. 29). |
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14. The image taken using |
| 14. • “FLASH” is set to “ON” in the |
| 14. • Set “FLASH” to any |
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Snapshot is too bright. |
| Menu Screen. |
| parameter other than “ON” in | ||
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| the Menu Screen (☞ pg. 22). | |
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| • Push down the flash. |
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