Top 20 Casio Exilim EX-Z750 Digital Camera Questions & Answers

Try formatting card on your computer instead. Use a program called 'SDFormat'.

This is just the path to the library file, this is where Casio store images automatically.if you want to download photos from sd card while camera is connected keep the camera switched on ,connect cable,go to computer ,the camera should be listed.Then transfer to C:/picture folderYou may need to use an install disc,if you don't then obtain a card reader ,remove card from camera and download across that way.if you need to transfer images off the cameras memory then camera needs to be connected.

Delete the photos off the internal memory and remove the battery. this will reset it the factory setting and that should clear it up

If you are recording the video, you start with the shutter realise button and you stop the scene with the same button. And then again you can start and again stop the next scene with the same button. Perhaps this looks odd, but you get used to it very soon.

FORMAT IT AS NTFS OR RESET UR CAMERA FORMAT

If there is an SD for storage your going to want to take the SD card out and there is a little sliding switch. switch that to the opposite side and that should unlock the SD card

The EX-Z750 uses SD cards up to 2GB in size. These cards should be available at just about any department, electronics, or office-supply store.

Without furhter info, I can only guess that you may have condensation in the lens. Did you go from a cool place to a hot and humid place? Camera needs to acclimate to the environment. If after a reasonable amount of time has passed and the mist is still there, you may have a moisture problem inside the camera itself. Did it get wet recently?Hope this helps.

check lens motor & gear.

Try the procedures in this tip.

The EX-Z750 uses MMC and SD cards, which top out at 2GB.

It is important that the charger is checked for output voltage before you purchase a new battery.

One suggestion would be the manufacturer's support site. Try here.

Start here.

Jim, I really wouldn't recommend this. It requires extreme patience and meticulous parts tracking. Note that junctions stated: "It's really hard to take apart,", and he ain't kidding.Really recommend that you return to the remedies that you had been trying. Sometimes it requires many repeated tries to free the gunk from the shutter. I've found that for the smaller pocket cameras that the most effective solution seems to be extending the lens and tapping around the lens barrel with a pen/pencil. Then alternately opening the battery door with the camera turned on (no need to play with shutter modes). Then just alternate with tapping, battery door, tapping, battery door, and keep doing this until the shutter opens/closes. Once this happens, set the camera to continuous shutter mode and snap off about 100 pictures to final lubricate the shutter.Good Luck,t00nz aka CR

You need to get yourself a Camera Cleaning Kit, preferably one approved by your camera manufacturer, this will allow you to dismantle and clean your camera.

The date and time (and a lot more) are stored with every picture in its EXIF metadata. Any photo viewing/editing program should be able to display this data. To print this data, please consult the documentation for whatever program you're using to print your pictures. Depending on the program and printer you may print the date on the image, in the margins, or on the back.

Try these procedures before sending it out for repair.

Good day,

This tip will explain a few methods on how to try and fix your lens if it is stuck or you get a lens error on your screen.

Please note that all these methods are used at the users own risk and that I can not be held responsible for any damages or losses that occur while trying these methods.

1. If your camera is still under warranty, send your camera to the manufacturer to be replaced or fixed professionally.

2. If your camera is out of warranty try these methods.

• Make sure your batteries are fully charged.
• Remove the batteries for 10min. Replace the batteries and see if the problem persists.
• Try compressed air. This method can be useful if there are any sand or any other object stuck in the lens motors. Use compressed air with a fine tip. Direct the air between the camera body and lens and move in a circular motion around the lens to complete a full rotation.
• You can also try to tap the padded USB cover firmly on a flat surface like a table. This is sometimes a surprisingly effective method.
• The last method is to try and force the lens. Turn of your camera and place it on its back on a flat surface. Look at the spacing between the lens and the body and see if the gap is consistent all the way around the lens. If the gap is not even it is likely that the camera fell while the lens was extended. Now VERY GENTLY push down on the lens were the gap is the biggest until you her a "click". This will indicate that the lens is back in place. Try powering back on.
• If the lens does not extend or it extend and retracts turn of the camera. Hold the camera in your one hand and with the other hand turn the one part of the lens in a circular motion. Rotate both sections of the lens until you hear a "click". This will indicate that the lens popped back in place. Power the camera back on.
• The last method you can use is to turn the lens while powering on the camera until you hear a "click". Power the camera of and back on to see if it works.

If any of the methods listed above failed to work for your lens problem it would be wise to take it on to a professional to get your camera repaired.

Thanks for taking the time to read my tip and feel free to let me know if it was of any help.

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