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Message Possible cause Solution ERROR SAVING IMAGE The optional memory card that is installed was half-locked or was removed before the camera finished writing to the card. z Check to see if the tab on the edge of the memory card is fully in the unlocked position. z Always wait until the Power/Memory light stops blinking before removing the card from the camera. F-number and The camera is shutter speed turn out of range for red in Live View the selected aperture or shutter speed. Select a different aperture when using the Aperture Priority Av shooting mode. Cannot display image Possibly an z The image may still be image taken with okay. Transfer the image another camera or a corrupt image file caused by the camera not shutting down to your computer and try opening it with the HP Image Zone software. z Do not remove the memory card when the camera is turned on. properly. Camera has experienced a fatal error The camera may Turn the camera off and have a firmware then on again. If that does problem. not fix the problem, try resetting the camera (see Resetting the Camera on page 112). If the problem persists, note the error code and then call HP Support (see Getting Assistance on page 144). 136 HP Photosmart R507/R607 User's Manual

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HP Photosmart R507/R607 User’s Manual
ERROR SAVING
IMAGE
The optional
memory card
that is installed
was half-locked
or was removed
before the
camera finished
writing to the
card.
Check to see if the tab on
the edge of the memory
card is fully in the
unlocked position.
Always wait until the
Power/Memory light
stops blinking before
removing the card from
the camera.
F-number and
shutter speed turn
red in Live View
The camera is
out of range for
the selected
aperture or
shutter speed.
Select a different aperture
when using the
Aperture
Priority Av
shooting mode.
Cannot display
image
Possibly an
image taken with
another camera
or a corrupt
image file
caused by the
camera not
shutting down
properly.
The image may still be
okay. Transfer the image
to your computer and try
opening it with the HP
Image Zone software.
Do not remove the
memory card when the
camera is turned on.
Camera has
experienced a
fatal error
The camera may
have a firmware
problem.
Turn the camera off and
then on again. If that does
not fix the problem, try
resetting the camera (see
Resetting the Camera
on
page 112). If the problem
persists, note the error
code and then call HP
Support (see
Getting
Assistance
on page 144).
Message
Possible cause
Solution