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Try pressing the flash button on the top front right of the camera. If the camera is not on 'auto' mode, you can have flash, red eye flash, or no flash.
Hope this helps, regards Wayne
Hi, you will only solve this by buying the official KODAK battery (KLIC-8000) - NZD52.00 retail here in New Zealand. Even the generic CR3V rechargeable batteries dont work, so dont waste your $$ on them.
Even now, with the 'official' battery, when taking flash photos or zooming a lot, I find that it is only taking around 150 - 200 shots, when Kodak boast over 400.
But I must say the capabilities of the camera (esp the quality video) outstrip any annoyance battery wise.
Hope this helps, regards Wayne
this appears to be something that kodak would need to repair. Go to this link My digital camera is broken. How can I get it repaired or serviced? and follow the instructions on the screen, if this does not help then there is an option to send a repair request to kodak, which they will do free if it is still under guarantee.
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