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Troubleshooting
Subject in recorded image is too bright, or image
flashes white.
Subject is too close,
making the flash too
strong.
z Shoot within correct flash range of the
subject when using the built-in flash
(p. 198).
z Adjust [Flash Exp. Comp] or [Flash
Output] in the [Flash Settings] menu
(p. 95).
z Set the safety FE to [On] (p. 95).
The subject is
overexposed because the
surroundings are too dark.
z Set the exposure compensation to a
negative (–) setting (p. 113).
z Use the AE Lock or spot metering
functions (pp. 110, 114).
Too much light is shining
directly into the camera, or
is being reflected off the
subject.
z Change the shooting angle.
Flash is set to (Flash
on).
z Push down the flash to (Flash off)
(p. 65).
Image contains noise.
ISO speed is too high. z Higher ISO speeds and (High ISO
Auto) setting may increase image
noise. For higher image quality, use
as low an ISO speed as possible
(p. 74).
z In , and modes, or and
modes in the mode, or when
using the Auto ISO Shift, the ISO
speed increases and noise can
appear.
- Getting Started Guide 1
- Learning More 3
- Table of Contents 4
- Various Shooting Methods 93 5
- Index 207 7
- About this Guide 8
- Please Read 9
- Video Format 10
- Language Setting 10
- Preparations 12
- 2. Install two batteries 12
- To Remove the Batteries 14
- To Remove the Memory Card 14
- Setting the Date and Time 15
- 4. Press the button 16
- Shooting Still Images 17
- 1. Press the ON/OFF button 17
- 2. Select a shooting mode 17
- To Shoot Images in Focus 18
- 2. Shooting an image 19
- 3. Viewing the images 19
- Viewing Still Images 20
- Buttons 21
- Control Dial 21
- Printing 22
- 2. Turn on the printer 22
- 2. Add to the print list 23
- 2. Print the image 23
- 3. Select (2M 1600 × 1200) 25
- Shooting Movies 26
- Shooting Preparations 27
- Complete: Lights green 27
- Elapsed Time 27
- Recording: Blinks green 27
- Items to Prepare 29
- System Requirements 29
- 1. Installing the software 30
- 4. Open CameraWindow 32
- 2. Press the button 33
- Press the MENU button after 35
- System Map 36
- Optional Accessories 38
- Components Guide 42
- Using the Control Dial 45
- Indicator 47
- Basic Operations 48
- Monitor and Menus 50
- Shooting Mode 53
- Histogram Function 53
- Settings by using the , / 54
- , , or / button 54
- FUNC. Menu 54
- Rec. Menu 55
- Play Menu 57
- Print Menu 57
- Set up Menu 58
- Print Method 59
- The LCD Monitor Display 60
- Night Display 61
- Using the Optical Zoom 62
- Using the Digital Zoom/ 63
- Digital Tele-Converter 63
- About the Safety Zoom 64
- Select [Digital Zoom] 65
- Using the Flash 67
- Shooting Close-ups (Macro) 69
- Using the Self-Timer 70
- Select [Self-Timer] 71
- (Still Images) 72
- Select a compression 73
- Select [IS Mode] 74
- Adjusting the ISO Speed 76
- (Auto ISO Shift) 77
- Press and hold the shutter 78
- (press fully) 78
- Shooting Using the Mode Dial 79
- Easy Shooting (Easy Mode) 80
- Portrait 81
- Landscape 81
- Program AE 84
- Setting the Shutter Speed 85
- Safety Shift 86
- Setting the Aperture 87
- Set the mode dial to 89
- Movie Shooting 91
- Select the recording 94
- Various Shooting Methods 95
- Setting the Flash 97
- Select [Flash Settings] 98
- Expressions 99
- Select [Review Info] 100
- Make settings 100
- Frame color Content 101
- Select [AF Mode] 102
- Selecting an AF Frame Mode 103
- Face Detect Feature 104
- Select [AF Frame Size] 105
- (Face Select and Track) 106
- Shooting in Manual Focus Mode 110
- Press the MF button 110
- Use the control dial and 110
- (FE Lock) 114
- Configure the setting 115
- Change the metering mode 116
- Select a white balance 117
- (My Colors) 120
- Adjust the setting 121
- Setting the Display Overlays 122
- (Auto Category) 123
- button 124
- Using the Button 125
- Press the button 125
- Playback/Erasing 126
- Index Playback) 127
- Displaying the Focus Check 128
- Press the DISP. button 128
- Focus Check displays 128
- Position 129
- Press the zoom lever 129
- Change the setting 129
- Switching Frames 130
- Jumping to Images 131
- Display the Images 132
- My Category) 133
- Viewing Movies 134
- Rotating 136
- Images in the Display 136
- Select [Transition] 137
- Select [Slide Show] 138
- Select an effect 138
- Red-Eye Correction Function 139
- Select an image 140
- Correct the image 140
- Save the image 140
- Display the saved image 141
- Add Correction Frame 142
- Select [Add Frame] 142
- Adjust the position of the 142
- Removing Correction Frames 143
- Select [Remove Frame] 143
- Select a frame you wish to 143
- Delete the frame 143
- Resizing Images 144
- Select [Sound Memo] 146
- Record the memo 146
- Sound Memo Panel 147
- Protecting Images 148
- Erasing All Images 149
- Setting the Print Style 150
- Select [Print Settings] 151
- 5.Press the button 151
- Single Images 152
- Select [Select Images & 152
- Select the images 152
- Select [Select All Images] 153
- Select [OK] 153
- Select [Transfer Order] 154
- Select an order method 154
- Mark all 155
- Select an image to transfer 155
- Execute the transferring 155
- Configuring the Camera 156
- Press the MENU button 157
- Formatting Memory Cards 158
- Resetting the File Number 159
- File and Folder Numbers 160
- Select [Create Folder] 161
- Creation 162
- Select [Auto Rotate] 163
- Select [Reset All] 164
- Connecting to a TV 165
- Troubleshooting 166
- When the power is turned on 167
- LCD monitor 167
- Display flickers 168
- appears 168
- Shooting 169
- Image contains noise 171
- Eyes appear red 172
- Shooting movies 173
- Playback 174
- TV monitor output 175
- Cannot print 176
- List of Messages 177
- Appendix 181
- Cautions 185
- Preventing Malfunctions 187
- Memory Card 188
- LCD Monitor 190
- Using Rechargeable Batteries 191
- Compact Power Adapter 193
- CA-PS800 193
- DC IN terminal 193
- (Sold Separately) 194
- Batteries 195
- Replacing the Date Battery 196
- Camera Care and Maintenance 198
- Specifications 199
- Battery Capacity 204
- Still Image 205
- Image Data Sizes (Estimated) 206
- MultiMediaCard 207
- SD Memory Card 207
- NiMH Battery NB-3AH 207
- Trademark Acknowledgments 212
- Disclaimer 212
- :Not available 215
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