Olympus CAMEDIA D-100 Reference Manual page 94

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TROUBLESHOOTING
When part of image is cut off
Cause
The lens was blocked by your finger
or the strap.
The subject shooting distance was
too close.
When the image is out of focus
Cause
The camera moved at the moment you
pressed the shutter button (camera
shake).
The AF target marking was not placed
exactly on the subject.
The lens is dirty.
The Macro mode was used
improperly.
In self-timer shooting, you pressed
the shutter button while in front of the
camera.
The flash mode was set to the Flash
Off mode in a low light condition
where the flash is required.
Remedy
Hold the camera correctly, taking care not to
cover the lens.
Shoot the image by using the monitor.
Remedy
Hold the camera correctly and press the shutter
button gently.
Bring the subject to be focused on the center of
the screen or use the Focus Lock mode.
Use a commercially available lens blower to get
rid of the dust on the lens, and then wipe the
lens gently with lens cleaning paper.
Use the Macro mode only when the working
distance is between 10 cm/0.4 in and 0.5 m/1.6
ft. In other case, use the normal mode.
Do not stand in front of the camera. Press the
shutter button while using the viewfinder.
Since shutter speed decreases and exposure
time increases in this mode, use a tripod or
hold the camera securely.
See
P. 28
P. 34
See
P. 28
P. 40
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P. 60
P. 61
P. 58