FujiFilm FinePix S3Pro - Manual (Page 67)

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Turn the camera off and replace the
batteries. Then turn the camera back on
and try again.
If this does not resolve the problem, set the
Exposure mode dial to “M”, set the focusing
mode to “M” (Manual focus), press the
shutter button and then briefly turn the
camera off. The batteries are low on charge or
the camera mechanism has stopped
due to cold and cannot take pictures.
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Warning Displayed
Top display
panel
Viewfinder
Explanation Remedy
In certain cases, due to static electricity or poorly loaded batteries, the FinePix S3 Pro microcomputer
may turn the camera off, even with fresh, properly installed batteries. For the same reason, the
operation of camera may not advance properly during either “USB mode” or “IEEE 1394 mode”. In
each of these cases, to resume operation, simply turn the power off, then turn it on again. Or, remove
and reinstall the batteries. When this happens, the camera settings may be initialized. Check the
required camera settings before using the camera.
Set the Exposure mode dial to “M” and
press the shutter button again. If the
warning indication remains, or this warning
appears frequently, contact you FUJIFILM
dealer. Malfunction detected.
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Warning Displayed
Top display
panel
Viewfinder
Explanation Remedy
i CPU Nikkor lens other than G-type
is not set to its minimum aperture.
i Attached flash is not set at TTL
Auto Flash in “P” mode.
i Set lens to minimum aperture.
i Set the external flash mode to TTL, or set
the camera’s exposure mode to “S”, “A” or
“M”. (blinking) (blinking)
Batteries have no remaining charge. Turn the power off and replace batteries
with new ones.
Attach CPU lens (except IX-Nikkor). With a
non-CPU lens, set the exposure mode to
“M” and set the aperture with lens’ aperture
ring.
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Non-CPU lens is attached or lens is
not attached.
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Focus manually. Autofocus is not possible.
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i In “P” mode, use ND filter (If the warning
indication remains after performing above
remedies in “S” or “A” mode, use ND filter
as well).
i In “S” mode, select faster shutter speed.
i In “A” mode, select smaller aperture
(larger f-number).
Overexposure warning (subject is too
bright).
(lit) (lit)
i In “P” mode, use flash (If the warning
indication remains after performing above
remedies in “S” or “A” mode, use flash as
well).
i In “S” mode, select slower shutter speed.
i In “A” mode, select larger aperture
(smaller f-number).
Underexposure warning (subject is
too dark.).
(lit) (lit)
When the subject is too bright, use ND filter
and when the subject is too dark, use flash.
The electronic analog exposure display
remains blinking when the flash is used. Subject brightness is beyond
camera’s exposure range.
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Electronic
analog
exposure
display
(blinking)
Release the shutter as it is to take a flash
picture (Shutter speed automatically shifts
to 1/180 sec.). Shutter speed faster than sync speed
is selected in “S” or “M” mode. Shutter
speed
indication
(blinking)
(lit)
Cancel the “™” or select “M” mode. Shutter speed is set to “™” in
“S” mode.
(blinking)
Shoot again after confirming focus distance,
aperture or flash shooting distance range. Flash has fired at full output and
underexposure may have occurred.
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Warning Displays eThe table below lists the warning messages displayed on the
top display panel or in the viewfinder.
Turn the camera off and replace the
batteries. Then turn the camera back on
and try again.
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The batteries are low on charge or
flat.
(lit)