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To set the date and time on your camera, follow these steps: Turn on the camera and set the language and date/time by following the instructions in the Extended User Manual. Once you have set the date and time, you can turn on the Date Stamp feature by following the instructions in the User Manual . The date and time will be stamped on all pictures taken with this feature enabled. KODAK CD82 - EXTENDED GUIDE EXTENDED USER MANUAL Pdf Download ' ManualsLib KODAK EASYSHARE CD82 USER MANUAL Pdf Download ' ManualsLib

I am the Canadian Expert. I am the Canadian Photography Expert. Keep your batteries warm in winter. You can use a hand warmer pouch.

you can try to reset your charger and get it working again: Check the battery voltage: Use a voltmeter to check the voltage of your battery. If it's below 3 volts, it may be too low for the charger to detect. In this case, you may need to use a different charger or replace the battery. Check the connections: Make sure that the battery terminals are clean and securely connected to the charger. Loose connections can cause voltage drops and prevent the charger from detecting the battery. Check the fuse: If your charger has a fuse, check if it's blown. A blown fuse can prevent the charger from working properly. Reset the charger: Unplug your charger from the power source and remove any connected batteries. Wait for 10 seconds and then plug it back in. This should reset your charger and clear any error codes. If none of these steps work, you may need to contact customer support

See Before contacting to a service center on page 83 of user manual ES28_English_V3.0 (samsung.com)

this error message is usually caused by a low battery. Here are some steps you can try to fix the issue: Remove the battery from your camera. Fully charge the battery using the Nikon D80 battery charger. Remove the memory card and reset the camera by using the reset option in the menu or by pressing the reset switch on the camera's body, under the connector cover . If the error persists, Nikon recommends waiting for one or two days before sending the camera in for inspection

Replace the battery or charge it up. Difficult to diagnose mystery items, 'Green Cameras' is the only clue.

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Make sure the picture of the setting you are using on the turn dial is lined up with the beige pointer on the top of the camera. When you turn the dial, you can feel it lock into position. It could be that the dial hasn't quite clicked into the right position and just needs adjusting https://www.avforums.com/threads/panasonic-tz3-mode-dial-is-not-in-the-proper-position-repaired.1419963/

The battery has probably swollen, they do when left flat for a long period of time. Brute force is all you can use and hope you don't destroy the fixings.

card max is 8 mb https://www.manualslib.com/manual/24534/Canon-Zr200.html?page=90#manual

You did not mention the make and model. However, I am sharing the link for Fuji X-E4 user manual link. It may help you. x-e4_manual_en_s_f.pdf (fujifilm-dsc.com)

Seems battery issue. Try replacing battery.

The make dozens of models and no model stated. This can happen for 3 reasons. The memory card is too big and not recognized. The memory card is not the right type. The memory card wasn't formatted inside the camera. Google 'make model manual' and check.

Could be a steamed up lense or just dirt from storage. It is over 10 years old so possibly past its best by date but take it to a photographic shop and ask them for an estimate.

Sadly we don't have this sort of information. Have you tried contacting Bauholtz directly? You could also ask at some power tool specialist repairers as they may be able to suggest other replacements. As to the cost of delivery, only the company you buy it from can tell you that!

Ideally need the full make and model of the camera, but try this and Praktica direct. https://www.google.com/search?q=driver+for+Praktica+Digital+Photo+Display ..

Battery for cameras are normally made a specific shape or size so they only fit that camera and yours is just like that. The batteries to wear out and degrade so much that they came be fully charged (or never charge) and dissipate that power in 4 minutes from full to 'not enough power to operate'. The only difference with batteries is the number of Milli Amp Hour figure, the more mAh, the longer the camera works on a charge. The spec on yours is

GR-FXM40EK Camcorder Battery 6 volts 2100mAh

It was launched in 2003 and has probably been sitting in a cupboard for 10 years. The first thing to do it get a replacement battery and charge it up. In the leads that you got with it, there may be one to run it on mains power through an adapter. A battery is $10 a battery and charger is $33. https://www.psaparts.co.uk/camcorder/jvc/gr-fxm40ek-battery-adapter-charger.html https://www.google.com/search?q=JVC+GR-FXM40EK ..

May be settings are changed. But first check that LEDs mounted with camera are working or not ? If those LEDs are not working then it is possible cause.

i kindly advice you restart the camera ,it may fix the problem,.Also ensure on the camera's buttons or around the scroll wheel there is no dust .If it persist try to reset factory the camera

AI Answer Bot answer deleted. Its waffling answer misses the two most important facts. First you don't supply the make and model of your camera, so I can't check your online manual, but the two reasons are. 1. The card has to be formatted within the camera. There is a setting 'format SD Card'. It has to be done within the camera as they all use a proprietary file storage system. 2. SD Cards are so cheap now, so you buy a quarter terabyte card (250 GB) to give you lots of storage, BUT that camera can only recognizes 8, 16, 32 GB as a MAXIMUM. This is why you need to mention the camera make and model so I can check. My usual speech is "all questions need 'make model (what it is)' as first 3 words in every question :>D ..