JVC GR-DVL9200 Camcorder User Manual


 
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TROUBLESHOOTING
(cont.)
SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSES CORRECTIVE ACTION
10.
The colour of Snapshot looks
strange.
11.
Although Snapshot is
attempted, flash does not
take place.
12.
Although a Snapshot is taken
with the flash, Red-Eye
Reduction does not take
place.
13.
The image taken using
Snapshot is too dark.
14.
The image taken using
Snapshot is too bright.
10.
•The light source or the subject
does not include white. Or
there are various different light
sources behind the subject.
11.
•The subject is too bright with
the flash set to “AUTO” or
“AUTO ”.
•If blinks, the flash is being
charged.
•Multi-Analyser 4 or Multi-
Analyser 9 is selected.
•The camcorder is in the
Record mode.
•In the Menu Screen, “GAIN
UP” is set to “OFF” or “P.AE/
EFFECT” is set to “TWILIGHT”.
•The flash is pushed down.
12.
•The subject does not look
straight toward the flash.
•The subject does not look at
the first flash, which is an
important part of Red-Eye
Reduction.
•The camcorder is too far from
the subject.
•“FLASH” is not set to “AUTO
” in the Menu Screen.
13.
•The flash is pushed down.
•The flash emission window is
covered by fingers, etc..
•The flash brightness is set to
produce a darker image
(adjustment value: –3).
•The camcorder is too far from
the subject.
•Shooting was performed under
backlit conditions.
14.
•“FLASH” is set to “ON” in the
Menu Screen.
10.
•Set “FLASH” to “ON” in the
Menu Screen. Or find a white
subject and compose your
shot so that it also appears in
the frame ( pg. 16, 22).
11.
•Set “FLASH” to “ON” in the
Menu Screen ( pg. 22).
•It can take up to 10 seconds
to charge the flash.
•Disengage Multi-Analyser 4
or Multi-Analyser 9
( pg. 17).
•Set the camcorder in the
Record-Standby mode
( pg. 22).
•Set “GAIN UP” to “AUTO
” or “AGC” ( pg. 19) or
disengage the “TWILIGHT”
mode ( pg. 25).
•Raise the flash using the
FLASH OPEN Switch
( pg. 22).
12.
•The subject should look
straight toward the flash,
especially the first flash. If the
subject does not see the first
flash, it will be difficult for
Red-Eye Reduction to take
place ( pg. 22).
•The flash is effective for
subjects at a distance of
approx. 0.7 m to 2 m from
the camcorder ( pg. 22).
•Set “FLASH” to “AUTO
in the Menu Screen to display
the Red-Eye Reduction
indicator ( pg. 22).
13.
•Raise the flash using the
FLASH OPEN Switch
( pg. 22).
•Do not cover the flash
emission window.
•Adjust the flash brightness to
a larger value ( pg. 23).
•The flash is effective for
subjects at a distance of
approx. 0.7 m to 2 m
( pg. 22).
•Press the BACKLIGHT Button
( pg. 29).
14.
•Set “FLASH” to any
parameter other than “ON” in
the Menu Screen ( pg. 22).
•Push down the flash.