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SOURCE: camera will not take a picture
an idea passed over my head just now
several ideas
was the camera droped
was the camera exposed to heat
was the camera exposed to static electricity
was the camera exposed to water or liquids
ect.
if these or other things happened to camera
the shutter inside camera has malfunctioned due to the reasons
SOURCE: I have a samsung S730 camera and when I turn it on
Sounds like one of two problems: the lcd could be bad, or the circuit that processes the pictures could be faulty. There are some ribbon cables inside the camera that can also get "knocked" out of their settings with the camera being dropped, etc. Service will be required to fix it, but you might just opt for getting a newer camera on sale, since the price of repair is often more than the old camera's worth. I've seen 10.2 mp name brand cameras on sale for $69...probably half the cost of repair. Sorry, wish I had better news.
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SOURCE: memory card saying "full" when its not
Your problem is that you are using an incompatible type of memory card.
Your camera was designed to use SD cards with a maximum capacity of 2GB. It cannot use larger capacity models, and is also incompatible with the later SDHC cards.
SDHC cards are the same shape and will fit your camera, but have differences beneath the skin and so won't work properly in your camera. Without any memory card in place your camera uses internal memory; it's then only by lucky chance that your camera has sufficient SDHC compatibility to allow you to transfer the internal memory image to the SDHC card when you subsequently insert it into your camera.
Your only solutions are to either use an SD card with a maximum capacity of 2GB or to replace the camera with a later model which is fully SDHC compliant.
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