Problem | Possible cause Solution |
A blinking | The camera cannot |
green light | find a focus because |
appears next | you are too close to |
to the | the subject. |
viewfinder |
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Try a different angle or change the lighting on your subject. You can also use focus lock to set the focus on a different subject.
when I press | The camera’s automatic focus range is | |
the SHUTTER | 60 cm (23.7 inches) to infinity and | |
button | focuses on the object in the center of the | |
halfway | frame. Make sure you are not too close | |
down. | to the subject and that you have placed | |
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| the subject in the middle of the frame. |
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| If you are trying to take a picture of a |
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| subject that is 20 cm to 60 cm |
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| (7.9 inches to 23.7 inches) away from |
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| you, use the macro focus setting. For |
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| more information, see “Using the macro |
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| focus setting” on page 10. |
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| The camera cannot | Try a different angle or change the |
| find a focus because | lighting on your subject. You can also |
| the subject does not | use focus lock to set the focus on a |
| provide enough | different subject. For more information, |
| contrast for the | see “Using focus lock” on page 9. |
| automatic focus |
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| system. |
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There is not enough light to illuminate your subject.
Try the following solutions:
•Use the flash.
•Wait for lighting conditions to improve or turn on the lights in the room.
•Use a tripod to steady the camera for the longer exposure.
I cannot | The image is locked. Unlock the image. For more information, |
delete an | see “Locking your images” on page 20. |
image. |
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