JVC GR-DVX90 specifications 80 EN, Troubleshooting

80 EN							TROUBLESHOOTING (cont.)
	SYMPTOM		POSSIBLE CAUSES					CORRECTIVE ACTION
	11. The colour of Snapshot looks	11. • The light source or the subject						11. • Set “FLASH” to “ON” in the
	strange.	does not include white. Or						Menu Screen. Or find a white
		there are various different						subject and compose your
		light sources behind the						shot so that it also appears in
		subject.						the frame ( pg. 18, 19, 30).
		• The Sepia or Monotone mode						• Turn off Sepia and Monotone
		is activated.						( pg. 36).
	12. Although Snapshot is	12. • The subject is too bright with						12. • Set “FLASH” to “ON” in the
	attempted, flash does not	the flash set to “AUTO” or						Menu Screen ( pg. 30).
	take place.	“AUTO				”.		• It can take up to 10 seconds
		• If		blinks, the flash is being				to charge the flash.
		charged.						• Set the camcorder in the
		• The camcorder is in the						Record-Standby mode
		Record mode.						( pg. 30).
		• In the Menu Screen, “GAIN						• Set “GAIN UP” to “AUTO
		UP” is set to “OFF” or “P.AE/						” or “AGC” ( pg. 27) or
		EFFECT” is set to						disengage the “TWILIGHT”
		“TWILIGHT”.						mode ( pg. 36).
	13. Although a Snapshot is taken	13. • The subject does not look						13. • The subject should look straight
	with the flash, Red-Eye	straight toward the flash.						toward the flash, especially the
	Reduction does not take	• The subject does not look at						first flash. If the subject does not
	place.	the first flash, which is an						see the first flash, it will be
		important part of Red-Eye						difficult for Red-Eye Reduction
		Reduction.						to take place ( pg. 30).
		• The camcorder is too far from						• The flash is effective for
		the subject.						subjects at a distance of
		• “FLASH” is not set to “AUTO						approx. 0.7 m to 2 m from the
			”	in the Menu Screen.				camcorder ( pg. 30).
								• Set “FLASH” to “AUTO	”
								in the Menu Screen to display
								the Red-Eye Reduction
								indicator ( pg. 30).
	14. The image taken using	14. • “FLASH” is set to “OFF” in the						14. • Set “FLASH” to any position
	Snapshot is too dark.	Menu Screen.						except “OFF” in the Menu
		• The flash emission window is						Screen ( pg. 30).
		covered by fingers, etc..						• Do not cover the flash
		• The flash brightness is set to						emission window.
		produce a darker image						• Adjust the flash brightness to a
		(adjustment value: –3).						larger value ( pg. 31).
		• The camcorder is too far from						• The flash is effective for
		the subject.						subjects at a distance of
		• Shooting was performed						approx. 0.7 m to 2 m
		under backlit conditions.						( pg. 30).
								• Press the BACKLIGHT Button
								( pg. 38).
	15. The image taken using	15. • “FLASH” is set to “ON” in the						15. • Set “FLASH” to any parameter
	Snapshot is too bright.	Menu Screen.						other than “ON” in the Menu
								Screen ( pg. 30).
	16. Digital Zoom does not work.	16. • 10X optical zoom is selected.						16. • Set “ZOOM” to “40X” or
		• The MODE Dial is set to						“200X” in the Menu Screen
		“	DUAL		” or “		”.	( pg. 27).
		• “P.AE/EFFECT” is set to						• Set the MODE Dial to “	”
		“VIDEO ECHO” in the Menu						or “VIDEO” ( pg. 15, 20).
		Screen.						• Disengage the “VIDEO
		• “WIDE MODE” is set to “PS-						ECHO” mode ( pg. 20, 36).
		WIDE” in the Menu Screen.						• Disengage the “PS-WIDE”
		• Picture Wipe or Dissolve are						mode ( pg. 28).
		being used in a scene						• Wait until the Picture Wipe or
		transition.						Dissolve effects are completed
								( pg. 20, 34).