Olympus Camedia - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

Yes, there are two ways 1. Connect the camera via USB, and look in File Explorer or 2. Take on the Media Storage Card and put it into a Card Reader attached to the computer. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/301217/Olympus-Camedia-C-2-Zoom.html?page=31#manual ..

That really sound like bad batteries. You could try the new Lithium batteries, however this camera takes a proprietary battery, a CR-V3 - 1,400mAh, 3 volt battery and it is Lithium Ion. All here https://www.ebay.com/itm/274464415996 https://www.google.com/search?q=olympus+camedia+d-510+ac+adapter&rlz=1C1QJDB_enCA643CA644&sxsrf=APq-WBvsu-ICMJZIshH5tay4sy3KJWJzuQ:1647022860601&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&vet=1&fir=PmAjMj9bGbo6sM%252C3YrtGFkufmYW2M%252C_%253Bv3wSz83MuVDYLM%252CPyvEqKxKyQGfyM%252C_%253B1_pp8dVB_d-XlM%252CdguEXlrkpQwMvM%252C_%253BPZz7UP9534DnNM%252CoZ2pGCqabdhOxM%252C_%253BeH4qF1Hl9HX2-M%252CFWkVYgmq0sPaYM%252C_%253BCbcR_WVHrN_Q0M%252Cwcy8kHHcnl-T3M%252C_%253B6RcFv0BWLe-AEM%252CUxmWoRSV8LcgmM%252C_%253BeB3cixfSaC_aaM%252CoZ2pGCqabdhOxM%252C_%253BCUcsd0wPZhQOKM%252CsbVZlsn_TFFsjM%252C_%253BI6zbCopXTxE84M%252CUlgzvc9tC5-kFM%252C_&usg=AI4_-kRUvKUp-TvxBFkpaR3LMJfdX4PJGA&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwj26quk1r72AhXUW80KHaedBIkQ9QF6BAgZEAE#imgrc=v3wSz83MuVDYLM ..

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I'd suggest cardboard and duct tape. The same happened to me. You can also try gluing small pieces of Velcro to fasten closed that way. To the best of my knowledge, that clip can't be replaced.

Is this it? Olympus SP 550 UZ Camera Battery Cover Lid Door Replacement Repair Part... The Olympus website is horrible to use and I could not find the cover there. I hope this helps. Spendy little thing...

Link to manual http://olympusamerica.com/files/oima_cckb/C740UZ_Ref_English.pdf

Your camera card reader may be damaged.This happens when card is damaged one or some piece from previous card remained in memory slot. Please take to camera technician. This is a precision job.

If those batteries are definitely good then the electronics of unit have gone haywire. Contact Olympus to see if there is some sort of hidden code to reset electronics to factory defaults.

If it is out of warranty it is hardly new. Contact Olympus support.

Best idea is to take it to a repair facility

Turn the write-protect switch on the card to open

Camedia software leaves a lot to be desired. I prefer to use a USB media reader and Google's excellent Picasa software to manage my photos.

Have you installed the relevant software on your laptop ?

Normally you select a folder on your computer to download images to - if this is causing problems, your computer manual should help.

Customer service may have the answer.

Always charge batteries before using it for the first time, or if you have not used it for a long period. 3 months is a very long period. Always charge sets of batteries (2 or 4) together. Make sure your rechargeable batteries are all good. One defect in a set is killing for the whole set Don't use barrettes from different sets or brands together. I had one brand good NiMH batteries and a very expensive charger from the same brand. The charger destroyed all my rechargeable (more than 60 now). When I first discovered the batteries were dropping out, I stopped using the charger, but it did not prevent all batteries to die in the following months. Every time on dropped out I had to change the set. I tried using up the others by grouping the ones with the same Ri, but not longer then a few months and I had a box full to trow away. Never use a quick charger, capable of charging them within an hour or faster. Us a charger that indicates the Ri is still low enough, so you can see what batteries are bad. Check you are using a charger for NiMH batteries. I would try another set (new) because buying Alkaline is also not cheap. I used 2700 mAh and later 2600 mAh rechargeable, all dead now. since a few weeks I'm now using 2300 mHh from another brand, costing 1/5 of the "best" I had before, and they are doing great. I won't charge them with the quick charger. Never use manganese (Zinc-Carbon) batteries in electronic devices. These batteries are only to be used in flash lights.

SD cards don't fit as it is smart media ?ards that it uses Which are rated in MB not GB

NiMH will last aprox 100 pictures depending on flash use and rating used is 1700mah slightly more for higher spec NiMH

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