Camera wont let me take any pictures it just says FEE?

You may want to check out Olympus website for your specific camera. If you do not have a manual for your camera, you can download one there.

http://www.olympusamerica.com/cpg_section/cpg_support_product.asp?id=1260

You may need to reset your camera somehow and hopefully, you will find information about it there.

My only other guess is that you may have a low battery situation. Even rechargeable batteries need to be replaced over time. You can try replacing the battery and see if that solves your problem.

Good luck!

Try and find your camera's driver to download on your computer. Or upload your pictures using your SD card, and not direct through your USB camera.

Set your aperture to the maximu f stop number, that means the minimum aperture, and your camera will work. Take out the lens and align the ring to set it to the minimum aperture. I shall paste a link down here so that you can refer in detai.

http://loeki.tv/log/archives/85-FEE-error-on-Nikon-DSLR-fixed.html

fEE mean apperter is no workking or set the lens to apperter 22 and lock it

Format memory stick through Format option in camera Menu.
Please note that all data on memory stick will be deleted by formatting it and memory stick will be refreshed.
Now take pictures and check does camera saves/ store.
Thanks.

Try resetting the camera. Go the setup menu , reset all, OK.
Reset cannot be done if the camera is connected to the computer or printer.
Set the shooting mode according to the manual that can be downloaded from

http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&tabact=DownloadDetailTabAct&fcategoryid=323&modelid=15262
PowerShot SD850 IS / DIGITAL IXUS 950 IS Camera User Guide Advanced This should clear the problem. Let me know what happens.

Hi , if you do not have important in your camera jus open camera tools select format all picture will gone even lock picture will finish. hoping you will satisfied the tips.

The camera requires you to set your lens aperture at the minimum setting, usually orange coloured. I.E. f22 f32. Nikons control the aperture through the camera, not setting the ring manually like old style SLR's

Try upgrading the firmware at your local dealer.

I found out the hard way that you should never use alkaline batteries in a Digital Camera. I thought my camera had a fundamental flaw (power kept going off whenever I tried to take a photo or record a video and the shutter blades half closed) even though it was only 2 months old. I nearly wrote it off but all along the problem was that I was using alkaline batteries, which incidentally were enclosed with the camera in the box!! Once I switched to NiMH (Nickel) batteries the camera worked fine and the fault completely vanished! These NiMH batteries are avaiable in most electrical shops i.e currys/comet in the UK. They must be charged before use. They are more expensive than alkaline batteries (£8-£9 for 4) but as they are rechargable they last a long time.