Casio Cameras - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

This nearly always happens because an SD card is used that is FAR too BIG for the unit. 1 GB or LESS it says in the manual. G Supported Memory Cards: SD memory cards, optional CASIO song data cards* G Supported SD Cards: 1 GB or less (Cards with capacity greater than 1 GB are not supported.) G Maximum Number of Importable Songs: Up to 1,000 • The actual number of songs that can be imported depends on the size of each file. The actual number will be less than 1,000 when individual song files are large. G Supported Data: SMF Format 0, CASIO Original Format CM2 Manual at the page 54 (E52). https://www.manualslib.com/manual/26181/Casio-Lk-300tv.html?page=54 ..

Hi, please check that your camera has a properly working Sd card. If the SD card is potentially damaged, then you would not be able to view the damaged contents on the camera. Please take a few test photos and see if the display photos returns. If not, then it might be time for a factory reset. Thank you.

Have you considered following the explicit instructions which will be contained in the manual ?

Question edited for all the typos. Question moved from Casio computer to Casio Camera. If you are reading something back in 2009 make sure you aren't reading 'Suggested Answers' as they are often not the item you have. It also sounds like you are giving a testimonial as a new post to someone that is no longer on the Fixya site? This is your only post, did you fix your camera? https://www.fixya.com/users/rachel-evans-25235 ..

This may mean the battery has expanded in the chamber - forcing it may damage the body or the compartment cap. Repair or replace.

For checking out the problems related to your Casio XJ-M255, I will suggest you check out the manual or download it and look at page 19 of the manual, all will become clear.

A) This is not a camera. B) If you look at page 19 of the manual, all will become clear.

the solinoid switch may be n/working, apply contact cleaner beneath the menu butten

Look it up on Google

Many Casio Digital camera manuals are available here: https://world.casio.com/manual/dc/ . Check the full model number since 10.1 indicates the effective number of pixels on the camera sensor. Select your preferred language and then use the drop-down menus to select the full prefix and then specific camera model. There are several Exilim 10.1 MP cameras, including the EX-Z29 and EX Z33. The current link to the Exilim EX-Z29 (North American version) manual in English is https://support.casio.com/en/manual/001/EXZ29_MF_FB_na_EN.pdf . I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Because it is damaged, broken or otherwise rendered incapable of functioning. It needs repairing.

Go delayed photo mode and remove it.

NEVER remove or insert a memory card while the camera is powered up. The camera is probably shutting itself off to avoid damaging the data on the card.

Look in the manual for an entry under dioptre correction, or eyepiece adjustment.

Let the camera dry out completely. If it was not salt water it may be ok. Put it in a warm dry place for a long time. It may take weeks for the insides to get dry.....remove the battery while doing this if possible.

Some cameras have a small dial near the viewfinder to correct for your vision or if you wear glasses. Look for that.

This does not appear to be a Camera - try the retail equipment forum

Try downloading them to the computer first and then print them from there.

Hi - sorry but this is a very old camera - nice in its day (I had one) but now so out of date. Any camera which extends the lens is prone to disaster if the lens is knocked when extended - you don't need a grandson to do that either. Any slight fall will knock the lens out of alignment - each sections runs in a very fine twisting in/out circular track as they move - a knock will move all or part out of its track. Sometime you can be lucky and press (straighten) the lens so that its back in alignment - mostly not tho. Given its age, and the vastly improved cameras out there now at far cheaper prices that we paid 12-15 years ago, suggest you remove the memory card and battery, and give him the camera to play with!. Go get yourself a replacement - if you want a camera which does not extend the lens, that will sit flat in your pocket/purse, even when on, consider the likes (or similar) of the Sony Cybershot DSC-TX55. - great camera - (more like a powder compact as the lens does not extend.) I have one can so can recommend. Other brands have similar 'flat' cameras also. Save more dollars - find a nice secondhand one on ebay or similar. To use, all you do is sllde the front plate down and you are off. Cheers - have fun taking pics of that g/son. Mike

sounds like dirty battery contacts to me