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Turn it off, remove the card and battery, leave it overnight and then replace battery and card. This may help - if not, it is probably a repair (expensive) or replace situation, I'm afraid.

Yes. To view the metadata EXIF that includes the date use fujifine program under image info

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• Q.Where can I find the serial number of the digital camera?
• A.The serial number is printed on the label attached to the bottom of the digital camera.

Where can find the serial number of the digital camera

More information would be most helpful, please, but two possible causes are that either there is sufficient ambient light for its use to be superfluous, or else within the menu system it has been set not to be available. A quick look through the camera manual should help pinpoint this menu setting and enable you to take corrective measures.

contact a Fuji dealer or their website. BTW owners manuals are very generic and the same manual is used for all models of bikes that a manufacturer produces. If you want specific information on how to maintain and fix your bike a good bike repair manual will do you much better, like the Park Tool Manual, Leonard Zinn's repair manuals, the Barnett's manuals and many others.

Try this URL. This should be the right manual. Hope this helps. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwiu_s3om-nLAhVC0WMKHaktDUAQFggcMAA&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.fujifilm.eu%2Ffileadmin%2Fproduct_migration%2Fdc%2Fdownloads%2FL55-owners-manual.pdf&usg=AFQjCNGLpGrzOLWYLqTXqyGiakK6r7rTbQ&sig2=a44fWoTSexlnNs5pC690lw

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Yes. New SD Cards may require to be initialized. See page 129 of your Fujifilm finepix s2900 series owner's manual. FujiFilm FinePix S2940 Owner Manual Warning Messages And Displays

All the information you require should be in the manual. If you did not get a manual with it, return it to the store and ask for one.

Which FujiFilm camera model do you have? Not every camera has a GPS function built in.

From your description, this could be a symptom of a failing or low-charge battery. Have you tried an alternative battery, or powering from the mains if this is possible ?

Sounds like a loose internal connection somewhere. Service centre, I'm afraid.

hi, may be dust gone in side, it will obstruct the lens's side sensors. with an air blower some times will clear this, if not must open and clear the sensor grooves.

Why not remove the memory card and use a card reader attached to your computer ?

It is possible that the battery is at the end of its life. You can tell that your battery is in poor condition by the amount of pictures/movies that you can take with one charge is going down considerably.

You can try to do a DIY fix by using some stick on velcro to keep the battery hatch shut. Not a cosmetic solution, but it should do the job.

This facility is probably accessible via the menu system. The camera manual should have details of this.

Without having someone inspect the camera in person, it sounds as though a fault/defect has developed with the lens focus mechanism...that's about the only thing on this camera that's likely to make such a noise. The first thing I would check is any focus options you have set in the menu. For example, is the camera set to continuous focus? That could keep the lens motor going constantly. If available, see if you have an option for spot focus or manual focus and if so, try setting it...that should, in theory, turn off the focus mechanism (and eliminate the noise). If that solution don't help, unfortunately it may simply be time to replace the camera. The Finepix S3000 is an older 3.2 mp camera, which by today's standards is something of a dinosaur. Used, they're only worth $50 or less (I've seen a couple for as little as $15), so they're not really worth much effort at repair. Fuji makes some fine cameras, however like so many modern electronic devices today, they're simply not designed for longevity.

There is cables that you can get it is like a HDMI cable or USB cable that fits your cameras charging zone and fits the computer. :)