Troubleshooting
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Subject in | Subject too close causing flash to | zWhen the flash is used, the distance between |
recorded image is | be too bright. | lens and subject should be no less than 45 cm |
too bright |
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| Subject bright in comparison to the | zSet exposure compensation to a negative |
| background | value or use the spot metering function. |
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| Light shining directly on subject or | zAdjust the camera angle. |
| reflected off subject into the |
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| Flash set to On | zSet the flash to any other mode except On. |
A vertical bar of | Subject too bright. | zThis is a normal occurrence in devices |
light (red, purple) |
| containing CCDs and does not constitute a |
appears on the |
| malfunction. (This red bar of light will not be |
LCD monitor. |
| recorded when shooting still photos, but it will |
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| be recorded when shooting movies.) |
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White dots or | Light from the flash has reflected | zThis is a phenomenon that occurs with digital |
white asterisks | off dust particles or insects in the | cameras and does not constitute a |
appear on the | air. This occurs more frequently in | malfunction. |
image. | the following conditions: |
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| - When shooting at the wide angle |
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| - When shooting with a high |
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| aperture value in the aperture- |
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| priority AE mode. |
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Flash will not fire | Flash set to Off | zSet the flash to On. |
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