Kodak EasyShare V803 Digital Camera - Page 3 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Check your local professional camera repair service. Usually, the diagnosis is free or rolled into the fee to repair it. Otherwise, contact your camera's manufacturer's service and repair or warranty service. If your camera is past the warranty, they still will probably fix it or refer you to one of their authorized repair centers. Hope this helps. Mike

some pc virus inside. Just try to clean it with an antivirus.

Check the slider isn't set to lock so you cannot delete or alter SD card. It's on the edge of the SD card.
Move it as far as it will go in opposite direction to what it is now.

Are the new batteries you put in any good? Not uncommon for camera to shut down when batteries do not deliver enough current.

How about DPOF (digital print order format)? Usually that is configured prior to connecting to the printer. I have never owned or used a Kodak in my life but this is an option you can check.

http://support.en.kodak.com/app/answers/list/p/2/selected/true Use the above link and search for your particular model.

retrieve from where?

contact the manufacturer and ask for a down load or cd for the software

Kodak doesn't have a C355. They do have a C533.http://resources.kodak.com/support/pdf/en/manuals/urg00560/C533_C503_GLB_en.pdfIf it's not the one, get the name right and Google ;-)

Probably shutter button or the shutter itself is defective. Isn't cost effective repairable if at all. There are virtually no parts for Kodak's.

Also, the newer SD cards may be too fast for your camera. My older DX6340 cannot handle the newer high speed SD cards.

plug it into your comp and take the pics off of it and insert a new sd card

hold upside down and shake

On page 15 of the manual it says:

Perhaps you just need a new battery. or the camera is defect. Measure the voltage on the battery with a multi meter. It should give a little more that what is printed on the battery. so when it says 3,7 V on the battery you should measure 3,8 or 3,9. If not, even 3,7 outside the camera is not enough, then you need another battery.

Try using an editing program they usually have a download function. Try FastStone Image Viewer. Free Safe and very useful

No. Download the images from the card onto your computer then from the camera menu use function delete all images on card and you're ready to go again.

On the back of the camera, there is a column of 4 buttons. One is marked with a lightning-bolt-arrow icon. Press that button and you'll see an icon appear on the screen. Press that button again and again until you get an icon with the lightning-bolt-arrow inside a circle-with-a-line-through-it. (What Europeans would call a "no parking" icon, but Americans would call "the Ghostbusters thing.") Here's a better guide: http://resources.kodak.com/support/shtml/en/manuals/urg01202/urg01202c1s1.shtml And here's the whole manual for your camera: http://resources.kodak.com/support/pdf/en/manuals/urg01201/M532_xUG_GLB_en.pdf

Hi there, Try taking the Flash-card out and conect the card to PC and download photo's from there. Hope it helps?. Andy.

you could use an external memory card reader, or you could install the easy share software that came with your camera on a disk, or download it from Kodak (after registering your camera) here: KODAK Support After you installed (and only then) you can connect the camera and the software will allow you not only to down load the pictures, you also can manage them with the software in folders and so on.