Toshiba Gigashot GSC-R60 Owner's Manual page 188

Problem
Photographed The lens is dirty.
images are
The image is not focused.
blurred.
The camera was moved during
shooting (still image).
You shot a fast-moving subject
(still image).
Photographed Your finger was covering the
images are flash when you took a picture
too dark. with the flash (still image).
You used the flash to shoot a
subject that was beyond the
effective range of the flash (still
image).
The subject is in very bright
surroundings.
There is insufficient light.
A negative (–) exposure bias
setting is set.
Photographed You used the flash when too
images are close to the subject (still image).
too bright.
The subject is in very dark
surroundings.
There is too much light.
A positive (+) exposure bias
setting is set.
Backlight compensation is set.
Cause Solution
Clean the lens.
Select the correct focus setting
for the distance to the subject.
Hold the camera correctly.
Use a tripod to take the shot.
Select the [SPORTS] scene
setting.
Set the ISO sensitivity to
[ISO200].
Use the self-timer to take the
shot.
Select the [SPORTS] scene
setting.
Set the ISO sensitivity to
[ISO200].
Hold the camera correctly.
Move closer to the subject to
take the shot.
Set the flash to [SUPPRESSED
FLASH].
Set a positive (+) exposure bias
setting.
Set the backlight compensation
to [ON].
Use the [SPOT] metering mode.
Use the [NIGHT SCENE] scene
setting.
Set the ISO sensitivity to
[ISO200] (still image).
Set the correct exposure bias
setting.
Move further away from the
subject to take the shot.
Set the flash to [SUPPRESSED
FLASH].
Set a negative (–) exposure
bias setting.
Use the [SPOT] metering mode.
Use the [SNOW&BEACH]
scene setting.
Set the correct exposure bias
setting.
Set the backlight compensation
to [OFF].
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