Operation Manual
7-3
7
Appendix
The camera gets hot. A strong current flows through the 
camera when the LCD monitor is used 
so the camera gets hot if the LCD 
monitor is used for an extended 
period.
While this is not a fault, you should 
leave the camera for a time before 
using it again.
The caution LED 
flashes slowly.
The flash is charging. Briefly take your finger off the shutter 
release button and wait.
The caution LED 
flashes quickly.
This is the camera shake warning. 
The shutter speed is slow.
Place the camera on a stable surface 
to take the picture.
The camera will not 
focus. The shooting 
mark flashes.
The subject is a type that is not suited 
to autofocus. ( p.3-2)
Use focus lock to focus on a strongly 
contrasting part of the subject, then 
compose the shot and take the 
picture. ( p.3-2)
The picture came out 
completely white.
The image is overexposed. Set LONG EXP to OFF or reset the 
camera settings.
I can’t rotate or protect 
the image or specify 
DPOF settings.
The SD memory card is write-
protected.
Release the write-protection for the 
card. ( p.1-4)
Messages and Responses
Message Cause Response
MEMORY CARD 
FULL
There is not enough recording space 
available on the memory card.
Insert a new memory card or erase 
some unwanted images. Alternatively, 
changing the image size or quality 
may enable you to take the picture.
NO CARD There is no memory card inserted. Insert a memory card.
WRITE PROTECT The SD memory card is write-
protected.
Release the write-protection for the 
card ( p.1-4) or use another memory 
card.
CARD ERROR
 or
UNSUPPORTED 
FORMAT
You are using a card that was 
formatted on another device.
Format the memory card in the 
camera. ( p.6-5)
The format of the memory card is not 
compatible with this camera.
Insert a new memory card or format 
this memory card.
The card is not inserted correctly. Re-insert the memory card.
NO IMAGE Nothing is recorded on the memory 
card.
Insert a memory card that has been 
used to take pictures.
Problem Cause Solution
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