Why is my FujiFilm 38-125mm Digital Camera picture too dark?
If your FujiFilm Digital Camera picture is too dark, it might be because the subject was too far for the flash in a dark place, your finger was over the flash, or the subject was backlit. To fix this, shoot within the flash's specified distance, avoid covering the flash, or turn on mode and press the shutter release.
How to fix a blurry picture with FujiFilm 38-125mm Digital Camera?
If your FujiFilm Digital Camera picture isn't sharp, it could be due to several reasons: your finger might be on the AF windows, you didn't aim at the subject correctly, the lens is dirty, the camera is moving, or you've selected mode when shooting at a close distance. Try holding the camera correctly, composing the picture in the AF frame or using AF Lock, cleaning the lens, holding the camera firmly (use a tripod for slow shutter speeds), or selecting a mode other than mode.
What to do if the shutter release won’t trip on my FujiFilm Digital Camera?
If the shutter release on your FujiFilm Digital Camera won’t trip, it could be due to several reasons. The “ ” symbol might be blinking, indicating a low battery (replace it). The power switch might not be on (press the POWER button). Also, “ ” might be blinking on the LCD because the flash is charging (wait until it stops). Finally, “ ” might be lit on the exposure counter, meaning you need to remove the film and load an unexposed one.
Why is the exposure counter blinking on my FujiFilm 38-125mm?
If the numerals on the exposure counter of your FujiFilm Digital Camera blink after loading a film, it means you removed the film without rewinding it after you began photographing. To solve this, remove the film, take out the battery, press the POWER button to ensure the exposure counter disappears, and then reinsert the battery.
How to fix FujiFilm 38-125mm when the exposure counter is not displayed?
If, after loading the film and closing the camera back on your FujiFilm Digital Camera, the exposure counter isn't displayed, ensure you've pulled the end of the film out to the FILM TIP mark when loading it. If not, correctly load the film by pulling the end of the film out to the FILM TIP mark.
Why did the film rewind during photographing with my FujiFilm 38-125mm Digital Camera?
If the film rewound during photographing with your FujiFilm Digital Camera, it's likely that you moved the camera back lock while a film was loaded. Avoid moving the camera back lock while film is loaded. When removing the film, ensure the motor has stopped and that “ ” is displayed before opening the camera back.
How to correct the printed date/time on my FujiFilm Digital Camera?
If the printed date/time on your FujiFilm Digital Camera photos is incorrect, it's likely because you didn't set the correct date and time after replacing the battery. To fix this, set the date and time after replacing the battery.
Why the self-timer cannot be set on my FujiFilm 38-125mm?
If the self-timer cannot be set on your FujiFilm Digital Camera, it might be because the date correction mode is on. Cancel the date correction mode.
Why is the date not printing correctly on my FujiFilm 38-125mm?
If the date is not printed on the front, or not printed clearly on your FujiFilm Digital Camera photos, it could be because “- - - - - -” was selected before taking pictures, or there is something light-colored (white, yellow, orange) where the date appears. Select a date mode other than “- - - - - -” before taking pictures. Also, try to arrange that there is nothing light-colored where the date appears.
General| Brand | FujiFilm |
|---|---|
| Model | 38-125mm |
| Category | Digital Camera |
| Language | English |
How to attach the camera strap to the strap lug.
Instructions for inserting the camera's battery.
Steps to power on and off the camera.
How to check the battery capacity indicator on the LCD.
Instructions for setting the year, month, day, hour, and minute.
Choosing how the date and time are imprinted on photos.
Instructions for loading 35mm film into the camera.
How to hold and operate the camera for taking pictures.
How to lock the focus on a subject.
How to unload film or remove it before completion.
Choosing from six different exposure modes for various situations.
Chart showing flash distance based on film speed.
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