Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ1 Digital Camera "turn flash off" Questions

...[FLASH] to enter the flash menu. To turn the flash off, select "Forced Flash: OFF" (lightning bolt in a circle with a slash through it).The flash menu is described on page 66 of the advanced

...turn flash on?off, auto flash - nothing, what's happened?????? bulb not gone? Find the setting for "conversion lens" in the menu, or tools menu. Turn it off. Turning the "conversion lens" on blocks ...

...turn off the flash on a panasonic dmc-fs5 i dont know how to turn off my camera is flash? i would like to know how? Press cursor-right (marked with a lightning bolt). Use cursor-up/down to select ...

...flash won't turn on. Panasonic DMC-Z28 - the flash button does not call up a flash setting menu and so the flash won't turn on. Is your Z28 set up to do burst shooting as this will stop ...

...camera won't take a photo. if you turn off the flash the camera works Your camera has a bad flash unit. If the flash goes bad the camera can not take a picture because the flash will not trigger

...My flash has recently quit working - any easy fix? Not likely. Unless the flash setting has been turned to off (a lightening bolt with a circle and cross through it on screen or in a menu), or to ...

...turn off flash How to turn off the flash? I really dont know...seems this thing lacks some buttons :) pls help. Press the button with the picture of a lightning bolt. Watch the screen for a lightning ...

Turn Off Flash My friend lent me their Panasonic DMC-LS1 Camera, can you please tell me how you turn the flash off, my friend doesn't have manual anymore and hasn't got a clue, thankyou so much press ...

...turn the flash off it will then take the picture. Is there a way to reset the camera or a firmware update as I believe this could be a software problem. Also if I goto the menu after about 5 secs it ...

Flash not working on panasonic lumix fz7 Go into menu, setup function, turn OFF "conversion lens" or anything like that. NOTE: a conversion lens is a lens that screws onto front of lens of your camera