Remove SD card from camera and insert it into PC slot, open the file and display.
You can also connect camera and PC with USB cable and transfer data.
If software (standard accessory) is installed already, you can transfer data automatically.
In remote live view shoot, you can select save destination to PC / to SD card / to PC&SD.
In the following situations…
Display is Black even with Camera Power On
- Live view may be off. Refer to manual P96 and make sure live view is set on.
- With manual setting, image will be blackout when there is not enough light.
Try to set ISO higher and lengthen the shutter speed little by little until image
would be bright enough.
- Image may not be reaching to the CCD. Make sure you are using the correct
optical path. It often happens with trinocular microscopes with changeable
optical path.
Flickering on Image
- When white balance or exposure is set auto flickering may appear.
In this case, please set it manually. Flickering should disappear.
- Turn off the camera, and turn on microscope light, then again turn on the camera.
Image too Bright / too dark
- Adjust exposure. In program mode, adjust with exposure compensation,
+ button produces brighter, and － button, produces darker images.
In manual mode, longer shutter speed produces brighter and shorter
shutter speed produces darker images.
- High ISO produces brighter and low ISO produces darker images.
Normally ISO should be set around 200.
Grainy Image
- When ISO is set auto, sensitivity may rise automatically, and which would
result in a grainy image. In that case, set ISO manually around 100-400.
Out of focus
- Except for a few microscopes, there is difference in focus level between image
seen with eyepiece and image seen on camera. Please focus while checking
camera live view image.
- It may be suffering from hand movement.
Try using remote control or self-timer to stabilize.
Playback with LCD display
Other