Troubleshooting
If the image quality is poorThe picture is too bright.
Possible cause | Corrective action | Ref. Page |
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The flash was set to the | Select a flash mode other than | p.42 |
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The subject was | Adjust the exposure compensation toward | p.47 | ||
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illuminated. | the subject. |
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The picture is too dark. |
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Possible cause | Corrective action | Ref. Page |
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The flash was blocked | Hold the camera correctly, keeping your fingers | p.29 |
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by a finger. | away from the flash. |
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The subject was out of | Shoot within the flash working range. | p.42 |
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the working range of |
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the flash. |
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The flash was set to the | Select a flash mode other than flash off. | p.42 |
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flash off mode. |
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The subject was too | Set the flash to | p.42, 49 |
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small and was backlit. | metering mode. |
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The sequential | Higher shutter speeds are used when the | p.46 |
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shooting mode was | sequential shooting mode is selected which may |
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used. | result in pictures that are darker than usual. |
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| Select | in the DRIVE menu. |
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The colors of pictures taken indoors look unnatural. |
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Possible cause | Corrective action | Ref. Page |
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Indoor lighting can | Set the white balance according to the lighting. | p.51 |
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affect the picture's |
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colors. |
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There is no white in the | Try to include something white in the picture, or | p.42 |
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subject. | shoot using the |
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The white balance | Adjust the white balance to the light source. | p.51 | Troubleshooting | |
setting is wrong. |
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