Troubleshooting | USER GUIDE |
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Problem | Possible cause | Suggested correction |
Camera is deactivated | The camera can be affected by a | Remove and |
| discharge of electricity. This can happen | press the ON - OFF button on the camera |
| when the area around the control buttons | to turn on the camera. |
| on the grip accidentally touches a |
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| conductive cord or material connected to |
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| earth. |
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| This can deactivate the camera and does |
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| not cause any damage. |
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Wrong language | If the Camera has been set to a language | See page 132 how to change language |
| you don’t understand, you can navigate | on the camera from an unknown |
| to your preferred language by following | language. |
| the actions and appearance in the |
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| illustrations in the suggested section. |
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Dark or coloured spots or lines in your | Dirt or particles on the surface of the | See “6.4 Clean the Sensor Filter” on |
images | sensor infrared (IR) filter. | page 134. |
Temperature warning icon appears | Rapidly taken captures make heavy | Let the Camera cool down for at least 20 |
| demands on the processor in the Camera | minutes. |
| which in turn produces heat. This |
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| can in combination with high ambient |
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| temperature result in noise in the image |
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| files. |
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| At around 60 °C a warning dialogue |
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| appears notifying that the sensor is |
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| temporarily shutting down to allow the |
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| Camera to cool. |
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