Kodak EasyShare DX7590 Digital Camera - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Try gently lifting the flash with the flash latch held open. It may have grit stopping it or a broken spring. Also make sure the latch is pulling right across to the right.

Installing a new SD card is as simple as pulling the old one out and sliding the new one in. You may need to "format" the new card, using the camera's menus.

Usually means the card is bad. Confirm it won't do _any_ cards. Then it's a problem with the camera, and it will be a circuitry issue... not easily repaired.

Us a reader an format it. Camera may limitation on how much space it can read / write

from this manual: http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/DX7590/DX75A.HTM is the following statement: On the bottom panel of the DX7590 are the metal tripod mount (kudos for the use of metal here), dock jack, and battery compartment. The threaded tripod mount is a little off-center and too close to the battery compartment for quick battery changes while working with a tripod. The battery compartment features a locking, hinged door, which slides to the side to open under spring pressure.

as a short cut try putting the sd card into your sd slot and format it with your computer

This should help. Good luck http://upload.cyfrowe.pl/cyfrowe/instrukcje/aparaty/kodak/Kodak_DX7590_eng.pdf

Unfortunately this is a common problem. It can be repaired but repair will be about fifty dollars. One repair shop is: [email protected]

Although it is annoying when you see a scratch, most scratches can't be seen on a picture. Unless it is very deep and in the centre. The only problem is, you easy can get a lens flare. If you can live with the scratch, forget that it is there and only avoid light shining on the front lens from the side. My DX7590, still has a perfect lens, but I can't shoot, because my mode dial and joystick don't work any more. I still enjoy the pictures I took with that camera.

Although you did not mention what Dock you are using, I assume it is the Camera Dock 6000. Is the Dock connected with the power supply? Because only connected to the PC with a USB cable will not be enough. Also the LiIon battery in the camera, should be charged at least once. If the battery is completely empty the dock will have trouble to. The dock can be used to charge your camera. Then the lights should indicate the state of the battery. And the Dock can be used to transfer pictures to the PC. But before that will work correct you have to install the software that came with the camera. (Easy Share software)

If you move the switch on the right of the flash, to the right, the flash still won't come out? That is how I have to open my flash on my DX7590

To change the resolution, see "Picture Size" on this page: http://resources.kodak.com/support/shtml/en/manuals/urg00273/urg00273c2s12.shtml

Check the wall socket connection. Maybe the plug fitting is loose.

See this page of the user guide.

Press menu, go to set-up and scroll down to format.

Hello, The problem is the DX7590 does not support SD cards over 2 gig.Best Regards, Russell

Hello, The eyepiece does not have to be removed, the camera body sections are quite hard to separate, The rubber flaps do not need to be removed either, but there are screws under them. Use great care and go easy.Best Regards, Russell

Hello June, This sounds pretty easy, I repair these cameras. It sounds like you have a problem with the adapter that plugs into the wall outlet. Remove the battery from the camera and plug the a/c adapter directly in to the camera and try to power on the camera,if it powers on then the problem is the dock,if it do not power on it is the a/c adapter.Best Regards, Russell

Hello Ruby, On the mode dial you will see a setting for night time use, you should not have to change any other settings. If you refer to the user manual it will explain this in greater detail than I have room here to list.Best Regards, Russell

Hello Charlie, Hook your camera directly to your PC with the USB cable, The computer should see Kodak Easyshare, Double click on it to open and check in the folder shown for your photos and down load or delete them as you wish. As far as the SD card error it sounds like possible camera firmware problem,go to Kodak website under support for Dx7590 for the firmware and instructions.Best Regards, Russell