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Kodak Easyshare CX4310 digital camera ... - Foto Source Canada Inc. Kodak Easyshare CX4310 digital camera ... - Foto Source Canada Inc.
Camera does not turn off. 62 Chapter 9 Camera Problem Cause Solution Shutter button does not work. Alkaline batteries were installed in the camera. DO NOT USE ALKALINE BATTERIES. Turn off the power switch, remove the alkaline batteries, and replace with an approved battery type (page 12). If the power switch is on when you replace the batteries, the camera may not turn back on. In that case, turn the power switch off, then on. Camera is not turned on. Turn on the camera (page 5). The camera is processing a picture; the ready light is blinking. The card or internal memory is full. Wait until the light stops blinking before attempting to take another picture. Transfer pictures to your computer (page 52), delete pictures from the camera (page 30), switch storage locations (page 10), or insert a card with available memory (page 9).
Part of the picture is missing. Chapter 9 Camera Problem Cause Solution In Review mode, you do not see a picture on the LCD or do not see the picture you expected. In Review mode, pictures are displayed as black screens. Something was blocking the lens when the picture was taken. Your eye or the picture was not centered correctly in the viewfinder. The camera may not be accessing the correct storage location. The pictures were taken with a different camera or were generated with other software. Picture is too dark. Flash is not on or did not function. The subject is too far away for the flash to have an effect. The subject is in front of a bright light (backlit). Lighting condition is too dark. Keep hands, fingers, or other objects away from the lens when taking pictures. Leave space around subject when centering picture in viewfinder. Check the picture storage location setting (page 10). Transfer the pictures to the computer (page 52), or delete the picture (page 30). Turn on the flash (page 18). Move so there is no more than the following distance between the camera and the subject: 9.8 ft (3 m). Use Fill flash (page 18) or change your position so the light is not behind the subject. Increase exposure compensation (page 23). 63
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Part of the picture<br />
is missing.<br />
Chapter 9<br />
Camera<br />
Problem Cause Solution<br />
In Review mode,<br />
you do not see a<br />
picture on the LCD<br />
or do not see the<br />
picture you<br />
expected.<br />
In Review mode,<br />
pictures are<br />
displayed as black<br />
screens.<br />
Something was blocking<br />
the lens when the<br />
picture was taken.<br />
Your eye or the picture<br />
was not centered<br />
correctly in the<br />
viewfinder.<br />
The <strong>camera</strong> may not be<br />
accessing the correct<br />
storage location.<br />
The pictures were taken<br />
with a different <strong>camera</strong><br />
or were generated with<br />
other software.<br />
Picture is too dark. Flash is not on or did not<br />
function.<br />
The subject is too far<br />
away for the flash to have<br />
an effect.<br />
The subject is in front of<br />
a bright light (backlit).<br />
Lighting condition is too<br />
dark.<br />
Keep hands, fingers, or other<br />
objects away from the lens<br />
when taking pictures.<br />
Leave space around subject<br />
when centering picture in<br />
viewfinder.<br />
Check the picture storage<br />
location setting (page 10).<br />
Transfer the pictures to the<br />
computer (page 52), or<br />
delete the picture (page 30).<br />
Turn on the flash (page 18).<br />
Move so there is no more<br />
than the following distance<br />
between the <strong>camera</strong> and the<br />
subject: 9.8 ft (3 m).<br />
Use Fill flash (page 18) or<br />
change your position so the<br />
light is not behind the<br />
subject.<br />
<strong>Inc</strong>rease exposure<br />
compensation (page 23).<br />
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