82 EN | TROUBLESHOOTING (cont.) |
SYMPTOM |
| POSSIBLE CAUSES |
| CORRECTIVE ACTION |
24. Even when Slow Shutter is |
| 24. • When shooting in the dark, |
| 24. • If you want the lighting to |
not selected, the image looks |
| the unit becomes highly |
| look more natural, set GAIN |
like it is activated. |
| sensitive to light and the |
| UP to “AGC” or “OFF” in the |
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| image takes on an effect |
| Menu Screen ( pg. 27). |
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| similar to Slow Shutter. |
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25. There is no strobe when the |
| 25. • The Picture Wipe or Dissolve |
| 25. • Do not try to use the Classic |
Classic Film or Strobe mode |
| function is in use. |
| Film or Strobe mode during a |
is activated. |
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| scene transition ( pg. 34, |
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26. White Balance cannot be |
| 26. • The Sepia or Monotone mode |
| 26. • Turn off Sepia or Monotone |
activated. |
| is activated. |
| before setting White Balance |
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27. When shooting a subject |
| 27. • This is a result of exceedingly |
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illuminated by bright light, |
| high contrast, and is not a |
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vertical lines appear. |
| malfunction. |
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28. When the screen is under |
| 28. • This is not a malfunction. |
| 28. |
direct sunlight during |
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shooting, the screen becomes |
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red or black for an instant. |
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29. During recording, the date/ |
| 29. • “DATE/TIME” is set to “OFF” |
| 29. • Set “DATE/TIME” to “ON” in |
time does not appear. |
| in the Menu Screen. |
| the Menu Screen ( pg. 29). |
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| • During |
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| date/time does not appear |
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| ( pg. 17). |
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30. Files stored in the |
| 30. • Files stored in the |
| 30. • Remove protection from the |
MultiMediaCard cannot be |
| MultiMediaCard are protected. |
| files stored in the |
deleted. |
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| MultiMediaCard and delete |
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| them ( pg. 48, 49). |
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31. The indicators and messages |
| 31. • “ON SCREEN” is set to |
| 31. • Set “ON SCREEN” to “LCD” |
do not appear. |
| “SIMPLE” or “TIME CODE” is |
| or “LCD/TV” and set “TIME |
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| set to “OFF” in the Menu |
| CODE” to “ON” in the Menu |
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| Screen. |
| Screen ( pg. 29, 41). |
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32. Images on the LCD monitor |
| 32. • In places subject to low |
| 32. • Adjust the brightness and |
appear dark or whitish. |
| temperature, images become |
| angle of the LCD monitor |
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| dark due to the characteristics |
| ( pg. 16, 17). |
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| of the LCD monitor. When |
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| this happens, the displayed |
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| colours differ from those that |
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| are actually recorded. This is |
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| not a defect of the camcorder. |
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| • When the LCD monitor's |
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| fluorescent light reaches the |
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| end of its service life, images |
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| on the LCD monitor become |
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| dark. Consult your nearest |
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33. The rear of the LCD monitor |
| 33. • The light used to illuminate |
| 33. • Close the LCD monitor to turn |
is hot. |
| the LCD monitor causes it to |
| it off or set the POWER |
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| become hot. |
| Switch to “OFF”, and let the |
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| unit cool down. |
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34. The indicators and the image |
| 34. • This may occur when the |
| 34. |
colour on the LCD monitor |
| surface or the edge of the LCD |
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are not clear. |
| monitor is pressed. |
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