Kodak Pro 14n User Guide - Page 212
Shutter-Priority or Aperture-Priority Auto, Image LCD.
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Troubleshooting Problem Can't recover deleted images. Images are out of focus. Color is not right. Images have low contrast. Some subject matter is out of focus. Images in the viewfinder look blurry. The wrong language appears on camera screens. Accidentally deleted an image. Image contrast is wrong in the Image LCD. Exposure is off. Cause Remedy Copy any images on the card to your computer, do a quick format, then use the Recover function. If the images have not previously been overwritten, it may be possible to recover them. Check that focus area is set correctly. Consider locking focus area. Change white balance setting to match the current lighting. Consider capturing an image of a gray card and using Click Balance. Use the histogram to see if you are using the full dynamic range. Consider changing ISO, using flash, or changing from Programmed Auto to Shutter-Priority or Aperture-Priority Auto Exposure mode. Consider changing depth of field, or increasing the f-number Adjust the viewfinder diopter. Choose Language from the Tools menu and select the correct language. Use the Recover function to recover all images that have not been overwritten. Adjust using the Display Contrast feature. Capture a test image, use the histogram and zoom to 1:1 to view luminometer readings and determine if exposure adjustments (aperture, shutter speed, ISO) are necessary. C-4 April 29, 2004