TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE (CONTINUED)
SYMPTOM | POSSIBLE | POSSIBLE |
| CAUSE | SOLUTION |
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Flash picture | Subject is too far away. | Move subject closer. |
taken is too dark. |
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| Flash is not set to Auto. | Turn Auto Flash on. |
Daylight picture | The subject is in front of | Change the subject’s |
taken is too dark. | bright light. | position. |
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Can’t take | Memory is full. | Delete unwanted pictures |
picture. |
| and continue shooting, or |
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| download all pictures to |
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| the PC and then delete all |
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| pictures from camera |
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| memory. Get a new |
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| memory card. |
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| Power is off. | Turn power on. |
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Flash did not | There was sufficient | This is normal as your |
light for the shot, flash | camera’s electronic light | |
work. | was not needed. | sensor is programmed to only |
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| fire the flash when needed. |
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| Auto Flash is not on. | Turn Auto Flash on. |
| Flash did not charge | The flash takes a short |
| fully. | time to charge up, this is |
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| normal. |
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| Batteries are dead. | Replace the batteries. |
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Part of the pict- | Something was blocking | Keep hands, fingers, etc. |
ure is missing. | the lens. | away from the lens. |
| Image not centered | Make sure image is cent- |
| when taking picture. | ered in the viewfinder. |
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