20 Most Recent Kodak EasyShare Z1015 IS Digital Camera Questions & Answers

I put in sd card and it says processing and does nothing wont even go off you have to open the battery place but it will take pic with no sd card in it on the internal memory

This is a common situation with almost all point-and-shoot cameras. The delay is because the camera has to do so much when you push the button. Bulkier and more expensive SLRs eliminate the delay by having more hardware to handle the various tasks.You can reduce the delay by anticipating the action. If you know where the action is going to happen (a child blowing out the candles on a cake, or right in front of a soccer goal, for example) aim the camera there and press the shutter button halfway and hold it there. This meters the exposure and focuses the lens. Then when the action finally happens, press the shutter button the rest of the way. With the camera having done most of the work when you pressed the button halfway, there will be much less delay.Again, the delay is a basic "feature" of the camera design. It can't be completely eliminated, but by pressing the shutter release halfway it can be reduced.

Hello, It would be almost impossible to have several batteries that were all bad !!! sounds like a serious problem with the camera and not the batteries.Regards, Russell

Hello, Is the battery in the camera or in the charger ?? Don't quite understand the question. You wrote "received correct wall charger AC/DC ?" was that a question concerning the new charger ? it sounds like your not quite sure about the charger.Best Regards, Russell

If you are talking about more than one battery, it is the charger. If just one, check using a couple of piece of wire and a torch bulb to see if the charger works by connecting them to the terminals. This is a bit gash, it would be best if you know someone with an electrical tester

turn the camera off, take batteries out and remove the card, put the card back in and then put batteries back in

Its possible that, in the SCENE mode you need to set the picture size, press the Menu button and choose Picture Size:
3:2 (the best choice when making 4 x 6 prints)
16:9 (wide screen)
4:3 (the default setting)

Im assuming that this is your request. Hope helps.

Check to see if your camera shows up in "my computer" (may just be called computer or the name of your computer depending on version of Windows and your settings). If it doesn't show up and you have a card reader, remove the memory card and put it in the appropriate port.
Once the card / camera is inserted Windows should recognize it and you should be able to open it in my computer. Pictures are generally in a folder called DCIM, but it can vary by model, so you may need to search around a bit to find them.
To move them to your computer, open a new window to the folder where you want the pictures and drag the pictures you want from the memory card or camera to that folder.
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Ithink your SD card set in lock mode . SD cards have a slide switch along one edge.Always lock position nearest the connecting wire (copper wire)in the card. If the switch is already in the proper position, slide it fullythe other way and then back again.

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try resetting the camera, either through the menu, or by taking the batteries out for 5-10 minutes. if it persist then replace the battery.if the flash does not work after replacement connect your camera to a computer using a usb cable ,go to kodak site for a firmware upgrade for your camera model,this is expected to improve the performance of the camera flash .hope this helps

Do the pictures that were previously taken look good(before the problem appeared)? If yes then it is most likely to be an image sensor problem. IF all the pictures look alike then it is an LCD screen related problem instead.

I suggest to uninstall and re install Easyshare software. Another thing you can do to be able to transfer your photos, get a card reader. Remove the memory card from your camera. Plug the card to the card reader and hook it up via usb of your pc.

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dear sir,the first solution is to keep some of your phone memory clear,atleast 2 mb.........also keep some 100 mb free space in memory card also...if the card and mobile is fully loaded then the cam is almost dead..........the next suspect must be your memory card,which has been affected from viruses,while you ve transfered files or received files from untrusted devices,which eventually destroys ur camera also.......even ater changing memory card,you still face the same problem with a new or formatted memory card,then the problem is caused by virus and sometimes it might be software failure also, which causes some of the menu not tofunction,the only solution is to flash ur camera software from the nearest sevice centre.thank you.....take care

Use a card reader to download to a folder you create on your desktop. From there, you can import to iPhoto.

You have a defective sensor.