Printing Problems - Epson L-300 User Manual

Select a higher light sensitivity setting.
This is especially useful when it's impossible to use a flash. (See page 57.)
THE IMAGE IS TOO BRIGHT.
Did you have to point the camera toward a strong bright light?
Move your subject so the light is behind the camera.
Avoid using the flash for close-ups.
Set the control for NO FLASH. (See page 30.) If the image is too dark, increase the light
sensitivity setting. (See page 57.)
Adjust the exposure control in the - direction.
You can increase brightness by adjusting the Ev control. (See page 58.)
PART OF THE IMAGE IS MISSING.
Was your finger covering the lens?
When you take photos using the viewfinder, it is possible that fingers, straps or pieces of
clothing may be partially covering the lens.
Are you looking straight through the viewfinder?
You can misjudge the composition of the picture if you are looking through the viewfinder at
an angle or holding the camera away from your face.
Is the subject of the picture very close to the camera?
When the object is less than 1 meter from the lens, you may be experiencing parallax
problems. (See page 25.) You may want to compose the shot using the LCD monitor. (See
page 22.)
THE IMAGE COLOR IS WRONG.
Is the white balance set correctly?
･ If you use the AUTO setting under fluorescent lighting conditions, the image is balanced
only for green light. Instead, use the FLUORESCENT setting and the camera will adjust to
the specific florescent source in your scene.
･ Use the INCANDESCENT, when you want to keep the reddish orange hues that come from
shooting at sunset.
See pages 77-78 or your printer instruction booklet for details.
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