Fuji-mx1700 and night shots

Hi, You can find firewire at here :
http://www.amazon.co.uk/ABC-Products%C2%AE-Fujifilm-Finepix-Digital/dp/B000MX4SLM
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Hi there ,

remove the card clean the card pin and card slot in cam by a napkin. then try . if the same msg come then format the card and try again. If again same msg then change the card use new . Becouse every card have a limited snaps. For exam : 0001 - 1999 is life time camture capacity. if your full fill then the camera shown card error. Becouse when a card manufaturing the company fixed a total use capacity, so if that cross the msg with come that CARD ERROR.

Thanks, i am waiting for your feed back & if you satisfied then thumps me please.

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PC Cable for MX1700


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Item Number: FZ01776-100Here is the home page for Fuji Camera's.

http://www.shopfujifilm.com/detail/FUJ+FZ01776-100

I would double check with customer support just to make sure this is the right one.
Hope this helps.

$19.95

Sounds like a bad LCD as I had a similar experience with a different brand. The part itself is probably not very cheap... but if you have $120 you could get the same camera, referbished.

http://shopfujifilm.com/detail/FUJ+15747988R

Short of a manual, there's an excellent guide with pictures at
http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/MX12/M12A.HTM

I haven't solved the cable problem yet, or know how to use it. I've ducked the need for it so far because I use a card reader which came with it's own software. I'm reviewing one I got from dcables.net (their DCRO 10) but it came with the wrong serial connection end for my computer, and hasn't been a priority yet to figure out how to adapt it.

If you can identify the software, I'm happy to look for it on my computer. I may have installed it when I got my Fuji MX-1200, but just haven't used it. I'm not even sure you need it. With the camera connected by serial cable to the PC, the PC may recognize the camera as an external device and allow you to drag and drop images from the camera to the PC.

Great camera though and easy to keep with you.

Many of the photos at my evolving Google web album page at http://picasaweb.google.com/wolfsphotoden were shot using the Fuji. "Ortega Park" and "Dottie's Back Porch" are exclusively Fuji MX-1200; also a good number of the "Sea Cliff" building shots (not the long distance ones or the bird/vegetation shots).

No send it back they are the only people that will deal
More over - the likely cost will be very near the cost of a new high spec camera.

Check CD PDF File

First, ensure that both computer and camera are turned-off when you connect the two. Next, ensure the your serial port is not servicing another application.... In my case the Hot-Synch Manager for my Palm Organizer conflicted with Picture Shuttle. I simply exited Hot-Synch Manager and the Picture Shuttle worked as promised. I hope your fix is as easy...

How about you mail in the rebate for a free USB adapter or Floppy disk adapter from Fuji Film ? The link is http://204.178.120.64/FREEFD.PDF Hope that helps!

Hi: Well, I think you have a problem because you cannot take still shots at night :) Not even with the best SLR. The camera as to get light to make the picture. My advices are, not only use the tripod but when you shoot, but set the timer function so you don't touch the camera when it shoot's and use a high time of exposure like 2 or 5 seconds depending on the subject... Make several experiences with low resolution and when you suceed, make it with a higher resolution ;) Regards