Why is my FujiFilm Zoomdate 140 picture too dark?
If your FujiFilm Digital Camera picture is too dark, consider these points: First, ensure the subject is within the flash's coverage range in low-light conditions. Second, make sure your finger isn't obstructing the flash. Finally, if the subject is backlit, for example, near a window, activate the backlight compensation flash mode before pressing the shutter.
How to fix a blurry picture on my FujiFilm Zoomdate 140 Digital Camera?
If your FujiFilm Digital Camera picture isn't sharp, consider these potential causes: Ensure your finger isn't covering the AF windows during shooting. Properly aim at the subject within the AF frame, or use AF Lock. Keep the lens clean. Hold the camera steady, using a tripod for slow shutter speeds. Finally, avoid using the mode when shooting at close range; select another mode.
What to do if the shutter release won’t trip on my FujiFilm Zoomdate 140?
If the shutter release on your FujiFilm Digital Camera won’t trip, check the following: If the “ ” symbol is blinking, replace the battery. If the power switch is not on, press the POWER button. If “ ” is lit on the exposure counter, remove the film and load an unexposed roll.
Why isn't the date printing on my FujiFilm Zoomdate 140 Digital Camera photos?
If the date isn't printing on the front of your FujiFilm Digital Camera pictures, make sure you've selected a date mode other than “- - - - - -” before taking the pictures. Also, try to ensure that there isn't anything light-colored where the date is supposed to appear on the photo.
Why is the exposure counter blinking on my FujiFilm Digital Camera?
If the numerals on the exposure counter of your FujiFilm Digital Camera are blinking, it might be because you removed the film without rewinding it after you began photographing. To solve this, remove the battery momentarily, then reload it.
Why did the film rewind while photographing with my FujiFilm Digital Camera?
If the film rewound during photographing with your FujiFilm Digital Camera, it might be because 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.
What to do if the exposure counter doesn't advance on my FujiFilm Zoomdate 140 after loading film?
If, after loading the film and closing the back cover of your FujiFilm Digital Camera, the exposure counter does not advance, consider these points: Ensure you pull the end of the film out to the mark when loading the film and load the film correctly. Note that a picture cannot be taken by pressing the shutter release button in that condition. Open the camera back a little and close it again.
General| Type | Compact |
|---|---|
| Film Type | 35mm |
| Focus | Auto Focus |
| Flash | Built-in |
| Model | Zoomdate 140 |
| Category | Digital Camera |
| Lens | Fujinon |
| Optical Zoom | 3.7x |
| Battery | CR123A |
Slip the thin cord on the carrying strap through the strap lug on the side of the camera.
Insert the 3V lithium battery (CR123A/DL 123A) into the compartment correctly.
Press the power supply button to turn on the camera; pressing again turns it off.
Check the battery capacity indicator on the LCD panel for status.
Set the year, month, day, hour, and minute for date imprinting.
Choose the format for date and time imprinting on photographs.
Insert the 35mm film roll into the camera correctly.
Understand the framing area, AF frame, and close-up frame in the viewfinder.
How to hold and operate the camera correctly to take pictures.
Lock focus on a subject by half-pressing the shutter button.
How to unload exposed film or remove film before completion.
Choose from six exposure modes for different photographic situations.
Set the self-timer for delayed shots or up to three consecutive exposures.
Protect the camera from shock, moisture, heat, and store properly.
Instructions for cleaning the lens, AF window, and film compartment.
Notes on handling erroneous operations, storing in cars, and air travel.
Details on film type, picture size, lens, and viewfinder.
Information on autofocus, shutter speeds, and automatic exposure.
Details on flash modes, recycle time, and self-timer operation.
Information on LCD display, power supply, dimensions, and weight.
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