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Random Pictures?!??! My 6 megapixel Sanyo Xacti has always worked before, yet (starting last night)randomly decided to take rapid-fire flash pictures. It doesn't turn off now- the second it turns on, it starts taking flash pictures, so to turn it off, you need to tear out the battery. What should I do?
SUCCESS! Next to the power button there is a little grey button- push it and your problems are solved! YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!SUCCESS! Next to the power button there is a little grey button- push it and your problems are solved! YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!
AnonymousMar 14, 2008
I have this same problem, but can find no such pin hole to reset. Has anyone solved this issue, and can you supply any more detail?I have this same problem, but can find no such pin hole to reset. Has anyone solved this issue, and can you supply any more detail?
My camera is doing the same thing now. Did this ever get resolved? I can find no pinhole on my camerea to reset.My camera is doing the same thing now. Did this ever get resolved? I can find no pinhole on my camerea to reset.
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Do you mean your subject's eyes are showing "redeye"? This is a common problem with cameras that have the flash very close to the lens. Almost every photo editing program has a tool to remove red-eye. Check your computer to see what you have installed.
In the future, most cameras have a red-eye flash setting which shoots a short flash before the main flash to close down the pupils in your subjects eyes to eliminate red-eye. You could also turn up the lights in the room...sometimes that helps.
Almost certainly the pictures are dark and blurred because the flash doesn't work. These cameras are not worth repairing, generally, so either just use it in daylight or get another one - and don't buy Sanyo. Canon, HP, Panasonic, Samsung are better.
Hmm...I can't find a software control either. When the flash is down there is a cross through the lightening mark in the upper left portion of the screen, and when I press the flash button and raise the flash the same lightening mark in the upper left has no cross through it. Do you have the same mark? Does the flash button have no effect upon the mark?
Hi I think it must be a picasa problem I have downloaded again after using a registry fix programme I have been trying to download picasa 3 with no luck so perhaps this did not help, or my computer is having more than one bad hair day! Sue
Nope- no "odd mode" here- this is just a drawback of such a crappy design.
SUCCESS! Next to the power button there is a little grey button- push it and your problems are solved! YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have this same problem, but can find no such pin hole to reset. Has anyone solved this issue, and can you supply any more detail?
My camera is doing the same thing now. Did this ever get resolved? I can find no pinhole on my camerea to reset.
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