20 Most Recent Olympus OM-2000 35mm SLR Camera - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Generally, you need to rotate the images on your computer before loading them to the frame

First thing to do is to post this query in a more appropriate forum - this one is to do with Photography, not hand luggage.

And how, exactly, does this query relate to Photography ? You may find more help in the Office Equipment forum.

try the common things like 000 123 987 or anything you think you set it to- it may be hard to get into it while its locked but you can also use some strong flat material to slide into it and latch the code change pin- alternatively if yo just want your stuff out then smash it. good luck https://www.6ya.com/mr.mike

Information concerning the make and model might help us grope towards an answer to this. First thoughts are that it is broken.

It is probably not possible to download images from your existing frame, as the internal software is not designed to do this. What you will probably have to do is load the images from their original source (or your backup media) to the new frame.

It is not a good idea to put a camera, or indeed any optical equipment, in a dishwasher.

You don't normally rent film - you purchase a roll, take your photographs, then have it processed so you can see the results

Are the images of the correct size / format for the frame to read ?

Hello, Joyce - I have no idea what medical procedure on your eye you are referring to with the phrase "film vacuum from my eye." Are you asking about surgery to remove a cataract from your eye? If so, then, based on my husband's experience, the answer is no. His doctor's office made sure he had a driver (me) to drive him from his out-patient cataract surgery. They were required by law to make sure he did not drive himself from his surgery appointment. I suggest you contact your doctor's office and ask your question. Note: Fixya.com, where you posted your question, is a website intended for asking and answering questions on how to go about REPAIRING THINGS. Best wishes.

The quick release is actually built into the tripod head, so you may need to replace the entire head. If it has standard 1/4" thread, this should be quite simple.

With all the problems this camera has and the cheap price of cameras its time to consider an upgrade to a new camera. It will cost more to repair than to replace it. Ive just seen several like this on ebay under $10 or you could join the 21st century and get a digital camera.

any Equatorial tripod will do the job for that telescope. Even a normal camera tripod will work.

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1. read the manual 2. if you havent got the manual then google it with brand and model number and download it.

google it with brand and model number

read the instruction manual that came with it. if you have not got that then google it with brand and model number.

30 seconds search you could of done http://www.wintecind.com/support_center/downloads/manuals/photo_frames/3fmpf210bk8-r_manual.pdf

What camera is it? On most older film cameras you lift the rewind crank to release the back or a separate lock for the back. Not having a film in will not affect the back opening mechanism. Check the book for your camera.

I had the same problem a few minutes ago. You don't need to unscrew any of the fixing but make sure the larger silver bolt is not tight. The instructions are: 1. Use your thumb to push down the silver lever to the left of the spirit level. 2. Whilst holding this lever down slide the top of the top of the quick release mechanism to the right (looking at the spirit level) and it should come off. Once you do it you'll know how much force to apply in future. If this doesn't work try loosening the large bolt a little more. You can safely remove it, but remember to replace it as it is used for locking the quick release. Note that the locking only starts after this bolt is turned 2-3 times, before this the quick release should work fine.