Troubleshooting (Continued)
• Adjust the brightness and angle of the LCD monitor.
• When the LCD monitor's LED light reaches the end of
its service life, images
on
the LCD monitor become dark.
Consult your nearest JVC dealer.
• The LCD monitor is made with high precision technology.
However, black spots or bright spots of light (red, green
or blue) may appear constantly on the LCD monitor.
These spots are not recorded
on
the picture. This
is
not
due to any defect of the unit. (Effective dots: more than
99.99
%)
• Recording medium is full. Delete unnecessary files or 37
replace the
SO
card.
• Select the recording medium properly.
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• Such a phenomenon occurs when shooting a subject
illuminated
by
bright light. This
is
not a malfunction.
• Such a phenomenon occurs when shooting under direct
sunlight. This
is
not a malfunction.
• Set [DATErrIME] to [ON]. 69
• The temperature of the camera is increasing.
If
the
camera continues to heat
up,
recording may be stopped
to protect the recording medium.
In
this case, turn off the
power, and then wait until the camera cools down.
• Certain modes of program AE, effect, DIS, and other
functions that cannot be used together are selected at
the same time.
• Change the settings
in
[ZOOM]. 67
• Digital zoom
is
not available in the still image recording
mode.
• Set focus to the automatic mode. 25
• Clean the lens and check the focus again. 78
• Wait to become natural color. The camera adjusts the
white balance automatically but it takes a time.
•
Try
manual white balance adjustment. 27
•
In
bright places, setting "Nightalive" or a slow speed is
not recommended.
• When the recorded image
is
too dark, try backlight 25, 27
compensation or adjust brightness.
• When the recorded image
is
too bright, try adjust 27
brightness.
• Do not select the sepia (SEPIA) or monotone 28
(MONOTONE) mode before setting white balance.
• The continuous shooting speed will drop after repeated
continuous shots, depending
on
the recording media, or
under certain recording conditions.
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