Epson PhotoPC 3000Z User Manual page 169

If you are using one of the automatic flash modes
(automatic, red-eye reduction, slow synchronized), the
flash only fires when there is insufficient light. If you
want to force the flash to fire, set it to
(See Chapter 2.)
You can't use the flash in continuous shooting mode or
video clip capture mode.
Check to make sure your camera's flash setting is not set
to use an optional external flash if you're trying to use
the camera's flash. If you're using an optional external
flash, make sure to use the Ext Flash setting in the Shot
SETUP menu (see Appendix B).
If your external flash isn't working, make sure your user
mode is set to Manual (see Chapter 1) and you have the
correct setting in the Shot SETUP menu. Also, make
sure the flash is placed on the camera correctly. (See
Appendix B for instructions on attaching and enabling
an optional external flash.) Your external flash may also
need batteries. Check the documentation that came with
your external flash for more information.
Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Nothing appears on the LCD screen (or the status display
panel).
Check your batteries and make sure they're installed
forced mode.
correctly. Recharge or replace the batteries if necessary.
Make sure you've installed and formatted the
CompactFlash memory card.
The camera may have shut off automatically. If your
camera dial is set to
button to turn the power back on. If your camera dial is
set to
the camera to turn the power on. (You can also press the
POWER button to turn the camera off and then press it
again to turn the camera back on.)
Make sure the camera is not in
you want to use the LCD screen).
If the last photo you took was an Uncompressed Tiff
mode photo, you will see a blank LCD screen when you
turn on the camera in playback mode. Tiff images take
as long as 34 seconds to appear on the LCD screen in
playback mode.
, , or , press the shutter
, , or , press any button on the back of
viewfinder mode (if
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