20 Most Recent FUJIFILM FinePix JX250 Digital Camera - Page 8 Questions & Answers

i dont know what size cards you have tried but try another card lower than 2 gig to see if its the size thats doing it ? some camera's are not up to date with reading the new cards that come out ( it seems like ) every week

ry ( FQS07SVR)-your missing driver I use it for windows 7 and it works perfectly for my qs-7 printer I posted a step by step also in same thread some time ago its in SysWOW64 inside the windows file on drive c one other person tried it and couldn't get it to work but mine is fine -good luck heres the afore mentioned guide in case its any use How to Make the Fuji-QS-7 PHOTO PRINTER Work in Windows 7 Finally reconstructed the steps I took to get QS-7 working perfectly in Windows 7 The following is for dummies like me so bear with it Step 1 connect up printer as normal leave it switched off Step 2 on the C drive of your computer access the Windows file Step 3 from the available items listed select SysWOW64 and open it Step 4 scroll down to the application name FQS07SVR Right click on it and select the option Run as Administrator (if you hover over it with the mouse it shows exactly what it is- the seemingly missing printer driver for the QS 7 Step 5 when you run /install this al you will see is the window that opens when using command line for about 1 second blink and you miss it Step 6 switch on your printer and allow Windows 7 to do its thing it will tell you after about 20 seconds that the printer is ready and drivers are installed Step 7 go to devices and printers it may show you 2 entries for the QS-7 one of which is labelled copy 1 and is strangely greyed out- use this one when selecting print from QS-7 in future -GOOD LUCK! and please let me know if you are successful as this is all I did and now my printer works even though Microsoft's engineers and Fuji say it isn't possible. Disclaimer -This solution offered only to attempt to alleviate the suffering of those left out in the cold by less than helpful technical experts and unsympathetic companies I can in no way be held responsible for anything that might go wrong But its worth a go . Another opinion: The Fujifilm Finepix Printer QS-7printer is not compatible with Windows 7 as per the Fujifilm's website: http://www.fujifilm.com/products/photo_printer/finepix_printer/#faqs However, if you received the driver disc along with the printer, you can install the vista drivers in compatibility mode. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Make-older-programs-run-in-this-version-of-Windows

check the mhr on the batteries you use they should be re-chargeable batteries as alkaline batteries do not have what it takes and run down very quickly the re-chargeable battery should be around the 2000 mhr rating

It is defect and it will be cheaper to buy a new camera, then bring it to a repair shop. Worst scenario. Perhaps something came lose. When it won't start after you removed and replaced the battery. I can't change that one. But there is little hope it is worth bringing it to a repair shop. Perhaps the find a lose contact and repair this for 100 or 150 dollar, it still is a used camera that fell and can show the next defect in a few days or weeks. My advice is to start saving up for a new camera. Sorry.

Looks like a problem the colour balance. But to help you more, I need to know what model Fuji you have. You are sure there is no smudge on the lens? and there is no damage to the lens?

Yes.... It's possible. But finding the right person to do it is another thing. It may cost as much as the camera. Thats why it's become a throw away world

You should be more specific with the make and model, but if you mean the Fujifilm XP10 Waterproof camera, the official instructions manual is at:(it's a PDF file so you might need acrobat reader, etc. to open the file) http://www.fujifilm.com/support/digital_cameras/manuals/pdf/index/xp/finepix_xp10_manual_01.pdf

Well, try taking out the batteries and installing them again. If that doesn't work, maybe you need new batteries.

Consider buying a card reader instead, if you don't already have one built in to your computer. The best way to transfer pictures from your camera to your computer involves removing the memory card from the camera and plugging it into a card reader (either built-in to the computer or connected via USB). This is likely to be faster than connecting the camera to the computer, and won't run down your camera's batteries. Once the card is plugged in, it will appear to your computer as a removable drive. You can use the operating system's drag&drop facility to copy pictures from the card to the computer's hard drive, the same way you copy any other files. Or you can use any photo management program such as Picasa. Organize edit and share your photos

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Eject the bad memory card and try another one. It is possible that the card in the camera right now has corrupted. You can try some of the online recovery tools to try and rescuse what is on the card if you have not already transfered the pictures off the camera.

It could be that you have it set for EVF which means that you are using the tiny view finder instead of the LCD screen? It should have a button close to the view finder labeled EVF/LCD, you can alternate between the LCD screen or the tiny viewfinder? This function if mainly to conserve battery power or if you are out in the sun and cannot frame a shot and so you use the view finder like the old cameras, hope this might help you?

Zadeeba, I don'r think you can send anything to this site, bt you can ad one or two pictures to the message. But first try to compress the pictures under 500 kB, because that is the maximum you can add. You could download a free program to compress the pictures in irfanview. Use batch and change the JPG settings to compression to 10 % or so. Please tell us if you ever dropped the camera, or if you can think of any cause for this phenomena. IrfanView Official Homepage one of the most popular viewers worldwide

If your camera is in "silent mode" the flash will not work. Press and hold the Disp/back button for a few seconds and the camera will toggle between "silent mode" and "normal mode"

You have a problem with your lens, maybe a decentered lens. Make sure there are no obstructions in the way of the lens. It may need to be serviced.

Go to the setup menu.

Go to Fujifilm website.

Try Fujifilm website for manual downloads.

Verify batteries are fresh and of correct type, batteries and terminals are clean. If a rechargeable, verify battery and charger are good. Otherwise, camera may need servicing.

Make sure battery is actually charged and charger is not faulty. Try a different battery? Make sure contacts on battery and camera are clean. If the camera still will not start, it may need to be serviced.