Re: I bought a panasonic dmc-fz30 but it did not have the...
Usually the manufacturers have the correct disc. they can send you a new copy if you didnt get the correct disc to begin with. or try their tech support web page.
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1. Set the mode dial to P 2. Press the menu/set button 3. Select the setup option 4. Scroll through the setup listings until you get to 'reset' 5. Select the reset option to reset your camera.
The lens is not replaceable by you. If you send it to a Panasonic repair facility, 99% of the time, they will just exchange your camera for a refurbished one similar to yours and charge you an arm, a leg, and possibly an ear and you may not like the replacement camera.
Can you live with the chip or does it really ruin your pictures?
I do not believe that cd-rom has anything to do with reading an SD card at all. I think if I remember correctly it is a photo album type program and I thought it stinks. Your best bet is getting an SD card reader which some are very cheap on e-bay and fit into a usb slot. You place the card into the reader and it will download your picture files taken with the 80. Your windows program picture viewer or similar should be able to show your pictures on your computer. I personally took out the cd-rom panasonic program and use windows picture viewer or similar
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