Picture Problems - Epson PhotoPC 700 User Manual

Nothing appears on the TV monitor when the
camera is connected to your television.
Check the video cable is connected correctly, as
described on page 2-15.
Make sure the LCD monitor is switched to the
Playback mode.
Check the television is switched to the video mode.
Make sure the camera's batteries have enough power
and are installed correctly. Replace the batteries if
necessary, following the instructions on page 1-4.
Your camera may not be compatible with local
television broadcasting standards. Cameras
purchased in countries using the NTSC standard can
only be used with NTSC televisions, and cameras
purchased in countries conforming to the PAL
standard can only be used with PAL televisions.
Note:
Also check your television user's manual for possible
solutions.
6-4
Maintenance and Troubleshooting
You cannot take a picture with the camera when an
optional CompactFlash Card is installed.
Check your camera's LCD monitor for messages. If
you get a message indicating that you need to format
or eject the card, follow the instructions.
Your card's memory may be full. Check the picture
counter on the display panel. If the card is full,
change to another card, erase some pictures using
the LCD monitor, or transfer the pictures to your
computer and then erase them.
Even after you take a picture, the number of pictures
remaining showing on the picture counter stays the
same.
The number on the picture counter shows how many
more pictures you can take. The number may not
change, depending on the image quality or
complexity of the photo.

Picture Problems

If you are not satisfied with the pictures you get from
PhotoPC 700, you may need to adjust some of the camera
settings, or else you may need to brush up on your
photography techniques. Read the suggestions listed
below and give them a try.