Why is my FujiFilm Discovery S1200 picture too dark?
If your FujiFilm Digital Camera picture is too dark because the subject was too far for flash photography in a dark place, ensure you shoot within the specified coverage distance of the electronic flash. Also, avoid covering the flash with your finger. If the subject was backlit, turn on the backlight compensation flash mode and press the shutter release button.
How to fix a blurry picture with my FujiFilm Discovery S1200?
If your FujiFilm Digital Camera picture isn't sharp, make sure your finger isn't on the AF windows when shooting. Aim the subject properly within the AF frame, or use AF Lock. Clean the lens if it's dirty. Hold the camera firmly, press the shutter release button gently, or use a tripod for slow shutter speeds. Finally, select a mode other than mode if shooting at a close distance.
What to do if the shutter release won’t trip on my FujiFilm Discovery S1200?
If the shutter release on your FujiFilm Digital Camera won’t trip, and the “ ” symbol is blinking, replace the battery with a new one. If the power switch is not on, press the POWER button. Alternatively, if “ ” is lit on the exposure counter, remove the film and load an unexposed roll.
Why is the date not printed on my FujiFilm Digital Camera photos?
If the date is not printed on the front of your FujiFilm Digital Camera pictures, and “- - - - - -” was selected before taking pictures, select a date mode other than “- - - - - -”. Also, try to arrange that there is nothing light-colored where the date appears.
Why are the numerals blinking on my FujiFilm Digital Camera exposure counter?
If the exposure counter numerals blink on your FujiFilm Digital Camera, and you removed the film without rewinding it after you began photographing, remove the battery momentarily, then reload it.
Why can't I set the self-timer on my FujiFilm Digital Camera?
If the self-timer cannot be set on your FujiFilm Digital Camera, and the date correction mode is on, cancel the date correction mode.
What to do if the exposure counter doesn't advance on my FujiFilm Discovery S1200?
If, after loading the film and closing the back cover, the exposure counter does not advance on your FujiFilm Digital Camera, load the film correctly.
Why did the film rewind while photographing with my FujiFilm Discovery S1200?
If the film rewound during photographing with your FujiFilm Digital Camera, and you moved the camera back lock during photographing or prewinding, be sure not to move the camera back lock while film is loaded in the camera.
Instructions for attaching the camera's carrying strap securely to the strap lug.
Guide on how to insert the correct 3V lithium battery into the camera's compartment.
Steps to power the camera on, including lens cover opening and initial display.
How to check the battery capacity indicator on the LCD panel for camera operation.
Procedure to set the camera's date and time for imprinting on photographs.
Choosing the format for date/time imprinting on pictures (YMD, MDY, DMY).
Detailed guide on loading 35mm film, understanding DX coding, and proper film handling.
Explanation of viewfinder components like framing area, AF frame, and parallax correction.
Basic operational guidance: holding the camera, test shots, and avoiding lens obstruction.
How to lock the autofocus on a subject for precise focusing, especially in challenging situations.
Instructions for automatic film rewinding after the last frame or mid-roll removal.
Overview of the camera's six exposure modes for various photographic scenarios.
Guide to setting and using the self-timer for delayed or multiple shots.
Instructions for operating the camera using an optional remote controller.
Solutions for common operational issues like shutter not tripping or exposure counter blinking.
Troubleshooting common problems affecting the quality of printed photographs.
General| Megapixels | 12.2 |
|---|---|
| Type | Compact |
| Screen Size | 2.7 inches |
| Shutter Speed | 1/2000 - 8 sec |
| Storage Media | SD/SDHC |
| Dimensions | 93.5 x 60.0 x 27.8 mm |
To Next Page