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Troubleshooting Guide
The battery
becomes
exhausted
quickly'
® Use a fully-charged
battery
pack (p.26).
® The rechargeable
battery
pack performance
will degrade
over
repeated
use. Purchase
a new one.
® If you use Live View shooting
or shoot movies
for a prolonged
period
(p.123,
141 ), the number
of possible
shots will decrease.
® If you hold down the shutter
button for a long time or often use only the
AF without
taking
pictures,
the number
of possible
shots will decrease.
® If you often use the LCD monitor,
the number
of possible
shots will
decrease.
_
If you use the lens Image
Stabilizer,
the number
of possible
shots will
decrease.
The Camera turns
off by itself.
® Auto power off is in effect. If you do not want auto power off to take
effect, set [_
Auto
power
off] to [Oft] (p.167).
® Even if [_
Auto
power
off] has been set to [Off], the LCD monitor will
still turn off after the camera
is idle for 30 min. Press the <DISP.>
button
to turn on the LCD monitor.
No images can be shot nor recorded,
® The card is not properly
inserted
(p.29).
® If the card is full, replace
the card or delete
unnecessary
images
to
make
room (p.29, 224).
® If you try to focus in the One-Shot
AF mode while the focus
confirmation
light <O>
in the viewfinder
blinks, a picture
cannot
be
taken.
Press the shutter
button
halfway
again to focus, or focus
manually
(p.40, 87).
® Slide the card's write-protect
switch
to the Write/Erase
setting
(p.29).
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