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Purchased camera in March and working great until yesterday. Took a batch of pictures yesterday but was not able to download most of them to my computer. Got computer message "there are no images in the camera or memory card that match download conditions". Also couldn't download on a second computer. All pictures display on the camera playback feature. Put memory card into a Canon digital and they display and was able to download all photos using Canon. Deleted card and took new sample photo with Lumix and again can't download..same error message. I noted that the front end of the photo batch (which did download) had a different photo number (at top of display..beginning with 108-) than ones that didn't download (beginning with 109-). All subsequent photos, which aren't downloading have beginning photo number of 109-.
I am not switching a card between cameras. I only put the card into the Canon because I was trying to salvage the pictures which I couldn't download from the camera on which I took the picture.I am not switching a card between cameras. I only put the card into the Canon because I was trying to salvage the pictures which I couldn't download from the camera on which I took the picture.
AnonymousMar 27, 2014
When I plug in and turn on, says "picture is displayed for 4:3 tv. How to get out of this??When I plug in and turn on, says "picture is displayed for 4:3 tv. How to get out of this??
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Re: Purchased camera in March and working great until...
Sounds like you're switching the same card between cameras. Rule #1...one card per camera. Format the card in the camera it is to be used in. There is no Rule #2.
Have you tried using a separate card reader? This has saved my pictures many times.Have you tried using a separate card reader? This has saved my pictures many times.
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Take the camera with you to the store and try the card before purchasing it. Make sure that the slide tab on the SDHC card is in the "unlocked" position.
this is a BAD CCD problem thousands are facing dont worry Canon will repair it free of charge even if u are out of warranty and not on list , just call or contact CANON in phillipines see this PLS RATE ME FIXYA for help
the resolution of this camera is not very high, with only 3.1 megapixels. you can go to websites like fixmyvideo.com to improve the video, but to get better quality in future videos I would suggest buying a camera with more megapixels. 7 or 8 megapixels are relatively good and you can get a camera with that many for about $90.
I am not switching a card between cameras. I only put the card into the Canon because I was trying to salvage the pictures which I couldn't download from the camera on which I took the picture.
When I plug in and turn on, says "picture is displayed for 4:3 tv. How to get out of this??
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