Problem | Possible cause | Solution |
The | The | Turn the |
microdisplay | sensor cannot | using the |
in the | detect that you | Setup menu (see page 66). Doing |
viewfinder | are looking | so will cause the microdisplay to |
does not turn | through the | turn on automatically any time the |
on. | viewfinder. | Image Display is off. |
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I replace the | Extended | Use an HP AC adapter to power |
camera | Image Display | the camera when you are using |
batteries | use, excessive | the Image Display for an |
frequently. | flash use, and | extended period of time, or use |
| excessive | the viewfinder microdisplay |
| zooming | instead of the Image Display. |
| consume a lot | Use the flash and zoom sparingly. |
| of battery | |
| Do not use ordinary alkaline | |
| power. | |
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| batteries. Purchase |
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| batteries, such as “ultra” or |
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| “premium” grade alkaline or |
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| to rechargeable NiMH batteries. |
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| For the best results with your |
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| camera, use |
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| NiMH batteries. |
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| The NiMH | When NiMH batteries are brand |
| batteries you | new or have not been used in |
| are using were | several months, they should be |
| recharged | charged and fully drained |
| incorrectly, or | times to reach optimum capacity. |
| have drained | Also, NiMH batteries discharge |
| on their own | on their own when not in use. So |
| because they | if you have not used them in a |
| have not been | week or more, they may benefit |
| used lately. | from being charged. |
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