Kodak DCS 300 Series User Manual page 226

Symptom
The Electronic
Analog Display
blinks in Manual
Exposure mode.
The shutter speed
indications in the
Camera Status LCD
panel and viewfinder
blink.
Green
inside the viewfinder.
Red blinks inside
the viewfinder after
flash shooting.
The date is not
displayed in
the Camera
Status LCD
panel.
Can't tag an The Tag icon does
image. not appear in the
Menu bar.
The image in Visual inspection.
the Image LCD
panel or on the
computer
covers less of
the scene than
shown in the
viewfinder.
B-4
Indication
The subject is too
dark.
You are performing
Auto Exposure
Bracketing in
Manual exposure
mode.
Subject is too dark.
lights up
Light may have been
insufficient.
The Pronea date/time
function is disabled.
The REC/TAG
button is being held
for too long.
Focal length zoom.
(The viewfinder is
sized to a negative
which is slightly
larger than the
imager. As a result,
the scene area is
slightly smaller than
that depicted in the
viewfinder.)
Cause
Select a wider aperture
and/or slower shutter
speed, or use the built-in
flash or an accessory
Nikon Speedlight.
This is proper operation
Use the built-in flash or an
accessory Nikon
Speedlight.
Confirm the shooting
distance and, if necessary,
move closer to the subject
or select a wider aperture.
The date is displayed on
the Image LCD panel.
Refer to "Setting the Date
and Time" on page 3-1.
Quickly press and release
the REC/TAG button to tag
an image. Refer to
"Tagging an Image" on
page 9-9.
Frame the subject within
the brackets on the matte
glass surface in the
viewfinder.
Remedy