Why my FujiFilm Digital Camera has no power?
If your FujiFilm Digital Camera has no power, it could be due to the following reasons: * The battery may be exhausted, so load a new battery. * The AC power adapter plug may have come out of the power outlet, so plug the adapter back in.
What to do if my FujiFilm FINEPIX 1400 ZOOM doesn't take a photo when I press the shutter button?
If your FujiFilm Digital Camera is not taking pictures when you press the shutter button, there might be several reasons: * The lens cover might be on, so remove it. * A SmartMedia card might not be loaded, so load one. * The SmartMedia card might be full, so erase some images or use a card with free space. * The SmartMedia card might be write-protected, so remove the write-protection. * The SmartMedia card might not be formatted, so format it. * The SmartMedia contact area might be dirty, so wipe it with a clean, dry cloth. * The SmartMedia card might be damaged, so load a new one. * The camera might have switched off with the Auto Power Off function, so switch it back on. * The battery might be exhausted, so load new batteries.
Why does the battery run out quickly on my FujiFilm FINEPIX 1400 ZOOM?
If the battery in your FujiFilm Digital Camera runs out quickly, it could be due to several reasons: * You might be using the camera in extremely cold conditions, so put the battery in your pocket or another warm place to heat it and then load it into the camera just before you take a picture. * The terminals might be soiled, so wipe the battery terminals with a clean, dry cloth. * The batteries might be flat, so load a new battery.
Why does my FujiFilm Digital Camera power cut out during operation?
If your FujiFilm Digital Camera's power cuts out during operation, the battery is likely exhausted. In this case, you should load new batteries.
How to fix blurred images on FujiFilm FINEPIX 1400 ZOOM Digital Camera?
If your FujiFilm Digital Camera is producing blurred images, it could be due to: * A soiled lens, so clean the lens. * Using macro photography to photograph scenery, so cancel macro photography.
Why is the playback image too dark on my FujiFilm FINEPIX 1400 ZOOM Digital Camera even though I used the flash?
If the playback image on your FujiFilm Digital Camera is too dark even when using the flash, consider these possibilities: * The subject might be too far away, so move closer to the subject. * Your finger might be covering the flash, so hold the camera correctly.
Why the flash will not charge on my FujiFilm Digital Camera?
If the flash on your FujiFilm Digital Camera will not charge, there are a few potential causes: * An incompatible SmartMedia card might be loaded, so load a compatible SmartMedia card, erase a frame, or remove the write-protection. * The camera might be set to Suppressed Flash mode, so set the flash mode to Auto, Red-eye Reduction, Forced Flash, or Night Scene. * The battery might be exhausted, so load new batteries.
Why I cannot format the SmartMedia on my FujiFilm FINEPIX 1400 ZOOM?
If you cannot format the SmartMedia in your FujiFilm Digital Camera, it is likely because the SmartMedia is write-protected. Remove the write-protection to format the card. (Peel off the write-protect sticker.)
What to do if nothing happens when I use the camera buttons and switches on my FujiFilm FINEPIX 1400 ZOOM Digital Camera?
If nothing happens when you use the buttons and switches on your FujiFilm Digital Camera, it could be due to: * Camera malfunction, so remove and re-insert the battery. * The Mode Switch has been moved to another setting, so move the Mode Switch to the correct setting. * The battery is exhausted, so load new batteries.
Why I cannot erase all the frames on my FujiFilm FINEPIX 1400 ZOOM Digital Camera?
If you cannot erase all the frames on your FujiFilm Digital Camera, it means that the frame is protected. Remove the frame protection to erase it.
General| Effective Pixels | 1.3 million |
|---|---|
| Lens | Fujinon 3x optical zoom |
| Shutter Speed | 1/2 - 1/1000 sec |
| Digital Zoom | 2.5x |
| Image Resolution | 1280 x 960 pixels |
| Image Sensor | 1/2.7" CCD |
| Aperture | f/2.8 |
| ISO Range | 100 |
| Display | 1.8 in LCD |
| Storage | SmartMedia |
| Battery Type | AA |
Covers FCC compliance for the U.S. and Canadian ICES-003.
Details compliance with EMC and Low Voltage Directives.
Advice on test shots, copyright, and handling the camera.
Lists key camera features and included accessories.
Diagrams labeling the camera's buttons, ports, and components.
Explains shooting and playback display information.
Instructions on how to properly attach the camera strap.
Details on compatible batteries and shot counts.
Instructions for connecting and using the AC adapter.
Step-by-step guide for inserting and ejecting SmartMedia cards.
Procedure for powering the camera on and off.
Instructions for setting the camera's date and time.
Completes the date and time configuration process.
Opening the lens cover and starting photography.
Proper grip, zoom operation, and flash range.
Details effective flash ranges for wide and telephoto shots.
How to focus using half-press and take the picture.
Explanation of viewfinder lamp colors and meanings.
Subjects that may cause autofocus issues.
Chart showing shots per SmartMedia size and quality.
How to lock focus and exposure for better composition.
Steps for using AF/AE lock before shooting.
How to display and select framing guidelines.
Explains Scene, Group Shot, and Portrait guideline uses.
How to switch between playback modes and navigate images.
How to zoom in on images during playback.
Viewing multiple images simultaneously on the screen.
Procedure for deleting a single selected image.
Cycle through available flash modes (Auto, Red-Eye, etc.).
Details on common flash modes and their uses.
Using flash-off mode and slow synchro for specific shots.
How to activate close-up shooting mode.
Enlarging the central portion of an image digitally.
Configuring the camera for delayed shooting.
How the self-timer operates and can be stopped.
Steps to switch the camera to manual shooting mode.
Adjusting exposure levels for optimal brightness.
Adjusting color balance for different lighting conditions.
Saving settings made in Manual mode.
Introduction to advanced playback functions.
Procedures for deleting all images and reformatting SmartMedia.
How to protect individual images from accidental deletion.
How to unprotect previously secured images.
Applying or removing protection to all images at once.
Steps for changing the resolution of image files.
Reasons to resize and restrictions on the process.
How to specify prints for frames and number of copies.
Enabling or disabling date printing on DPOF orders.
Selecting specific frames to include in print orders.
Setting the quantity of prints for each selected frame.
How to crop images for print orders.
Details on trimming aspect ratio and size limits.
Checking and removing individual DPOF print specifications.
Applying or removing DPOF settings for all images.
Details the functions available in the Setup menu.
Adjusting image compression ratio for better quality or more shots.
Choosing image resolution (e.g., 1280x960 or 640x480).
Explains RENEW and CONT modes for file numbering.
Procedure to increase or decrease screen brightness.
How to expand camera functionality with optional products.
Connecting the camera to a PC via USB for image transfer.
Information on USB connection and data transfer indicators.
Lists optional accessories like SmartMedia and adapters.
Details on floppy adapters, PC card adapters, and card readers.
Advice on avoiding damaging environments and condensation.
Guidance on applicable batteries, care, and disposal.
Precautions for using the AC power adapter.
Notes on inserting, removing, and using SmartMedia with PCs.
Resolving issues related to power and battery life.
Troubleshooting problems with taking photos and flash.
Resolving problems with SmartMedia and camera buttons.
Details on CCD, resolution, lens, and storage media.
Information on power supply, camera size, and operating environment.
Definitions for terms like AF/AE Lock, DPOF, EV, JPEG, and White Balance.
Key safety advice and explanation of warning icons.
Warnings against modifying the camera, battery mishandling, and impacts.
Precautions for use in thunderstorms, extreme temperatures, and motion.
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