Questions & Answers for: flick camera

...tech assist # in the book also. Now you may be able to fudge it a bit by when ther cameras off try flicking the side of the lens with your finger a few times if the cover pops out then you know its ...

Zoom Control The zoom control has stopped working. In the Summer on holiday, I noticed that the zoom control was working only intermittently. It seemed to be making poor contact and I found that ...

...charges, whenever i charge battery, after 2 hours, the indication light of the charger starts flicking, and when i put battery inside camera, the camera does'nt starts, when i again charge ...

camera. My memory card is in a protected mode and I cannot take pictures. How can I fix this? my memory card had the same problem. it has a tiny switch on the left side(its gray) move it up. it worked

...in the display window as well. This is the same problem I was having. I simply removed the lens and flicked the internal mirror with my finger nail a few times. The camera then worked fine. Probably, ...

...flick it down...try again. check the SD slot on the camera, anything stuck in there? lint? dust? sand? Blow it out with canned air. Eliminate the card as a problem...hope it's the card then worry ...

350d canon, mirror flicking up and down when power is off Anyone help with identifying this fault. Canon 350D powered off, even with the battery door open, yet as soon as a battery is inserted the ...

...Flick the switch one way, and with the camera sitting in one spot, take a photo, now flick the switch the other way without moving the camera, and take another photo. The darker one is for bright ...

no display, but photo can be taken The back light of display flicks one time for millisecond, after that no display, but photo can be taken. If you have your LCD turned on and it only 'flicks one time

How do I stop the image flicking about on the screen when composing the picture? If you were to tell us the make and model of the camera, and provide a more technical description of the fault instead ...