SOURCE: olympus evolt 410 flash
Turn of "AF Illumination" and it will get rid of it and not cause you other shooting problems.
SOURCE: Olympus E500 card error
I had the same problem. Unfortunately it turned out tha I had somehow bent some of the pin. Look inside to see if some of the pins are not alingned. Then try to bend it back. I bent them back and one got a little messed up resulting in faulty reading of the images. Black flashing parts on the image. Mikes camera said the pins would have to be replaced at $200. I'm not happy as I only used my camera once. Hope you have better luck
SOURCE: Evolt E500 Olympus - Black / Blank LCD Screen
so u are saying that ur camera is taking pics perfectly but u r unable to see them on lcd but u can see them on PC is that so then ur LCD is faulty offcourse is there any button to toggle lcd on/off if it doesnt help then my dear get it replaced
but if u can see some signs on lcd like info or something then my friend the problem is bigger than u think it is CCD failure
let me know if i can help u in this more and pls do vote me
SOURCE: I have olympus e300 evolt and the read out says
Inside the card cover, there are two 'hooks' and one small protruding pin. This pin will push a (very small) brownish contact pin that can be found near the card eject button. If either of the pins is damaged, the contact pin will not be pushed in far enough and the camera will not get the 'card cover closed' signal, which results in a 'card cover open' warning message. You might be able to fix this problem by inserting a (very small/thin) piece of cork in the contact pin hole, so that the contact pin is again pushed in far enough to close the contact.
Just to make sure this is the problem, try pushing the small contact pin in with a pen, pencil or small screwdriver. If the warning message disappears, you know the contact pin is still working and is probably not pushed in far enough.
SOURCE: how to use sd card with fe-46
Unfortunately, you can't. The FE-46 uses xD-Picture cards. It can also use microSD and microSDHC cards using the supplied microSD attachment.
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