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check with cannon an electronics store online search

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if it is not accepting that option. You can try formatting it by plugging it into your laptop.

Did you put a memory card in the camera? That is where your images will get saved. Without a memory card, all is lost when you shut it off.

And what was the solution, please?

I would say it depends on the type of photography you intend to do. Obviously, you're going to need at least one lens, whereas you can take photos without a flash at all. If you're doing landscape photography during the day, you won't have much need for a flash. If you're doing studio photography, you're going to need a flash or other source of light.

Get a repair estimate from canon and decide if you wish to proceed ,

If you have tried multiple cards with no success, the camera need to be serviced.

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go to a casmera shop go to a retailer that sells the sd cards search internet - www.google.com use the terms canon powershot a620 memory card And pick one of the many retailers selling 2gb sd memory cards

You have 2 choices here, replace it or send it back to Canon for repair/exchange. Parts are not sold to the general public

Use a computer to format the card.

long press the power button ?

canon does not make flashlighs. The model that you listed is for a camera

switch off camera , connect to laptop with usb cable, turn on camera, drop down window will ask what to do with photos. If no window , click on start, click on computer, your camera should as a drive , right click and click open on the drop down window .

No it can't

Usually a MANUAL sensor cleaning should fix it. (camera NOT in automatic mode/ -above the "P" on the dial. I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/mike_316638c836088218

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You will need to purchase a 3rd party card reader for your iPad. The apple one will only use the iPhoto app and as you know, its very limited. However, below are a few options to choose from Amazon. If you watch the user submitted videos you can see that the file names are prominently displayed during import. These are just 2 I thought might work well and are favorably reviewed but there are plenty to choose from. Amazon com Geekgo SD Card Reader Micro SD USB Memory Card Reader Adapter... This leap one says its for the Outdoor Game and Trail finders but will work with any camera that shoots in JPEG Leap Outdoors Game and Trail Camera Viewer SD Card Reader for Apple iPhone...

Suggest you bypass the software and the camera and just pull the SD card out of the camera and insert into an SD reader on your PC. If your computer doesn't have one, a USB SD card reader is available for less than $10, You'll find your photos in a DCIM folder on the card, and you can use ordinary copy/Paste tools to transfer them from the card to a directory on your computer.