Help me n my digital camera !

Hi

It might be ccd problem .. consult camera doctor.

You can try using NIMh batteries instead of using of using the conventional. Most other cameras with similar problems have turned to function normally by using the above mentioned cameras.

Most likely the button needs servicing. It happens often with many cameras. Of course you could try RESET from the setup menu, but I doubt that will help. I have repaired and replaced a lot of shutter release buttons on cameras - they really use to brake this way.

Go to the GE web site they offer software update link for this problem: Or click the link below:

http://www.general-imaging.com/us/support.aspx

it could be the button is broken if you still have the warntey take it back to the shop :)

hi this should be pretty easy,all you do is go to my pictures,highlight one picture,then hold down the right shift key,while scrolling down to the end of your pictures,click on the last picture,then release the shift key,you might not want all of the highlighted picture or thet might not all fit depending on how muck space you have on the card.if you have enough thats fine if not you can take the ones you want to stay on the computer,by simply holding the ctrl(control) button down and clicking on the ones you want to stay on your computer,continue clicking the ones you want to stay while holding the ctrl, button down.now after you,ve highlighted all the pictures you want back on your card,look to your left and you should see something stating move these files.click on that,a window should pop up,and ask you where do you want to move them if you dont see a removable media icon in that window,double click my computer and it should appear highlight your media card and click move.thats it you should see your files being transfered.i hope i helped.good luck

It sounds that the buttons are getting stuck, I would remove the back pannel and then realign the buttons and then re close it

If the camera was dropped, then it's really causing those kinds of issues.

You could still try these steps below:

First, do the POWER RESET:
- Turn off camera
- Remove batteries for a minute
- Reload batteries
- Turn on camera

Second, do the MASTER RESET
- Press on MENU button
- Press on the right button until you see SETUP 2
- Scroll down until you see RESET
- Press the right button to pick up on YES or NO
- Press on OK/MENU button for changes to be saved - Turn off camera for a few seconds so that settings will be refreshed

Third, you could try cleaning the lens with a soft clean cloth.
Make sure you are wiping gently.

Fourth, try to take a picture using this way:
- Press and hold the shutter button halfway first for 3-5 seconds,
and then press it all the way down

Fifth, if it still does the same thing, then your camera needs to be repaired by a technician.

If you want to know where you could send it, just call the hotline of the manufacturer of your product so you could get assistance
about this matter.

My camera had a similar prob. Instead of pressing the shutter button half way just press it all the way down and see if that works.

Be sure the batteries are not the rechargeable types.  I had this problem when I first got my camera about 4 years ago.  Also, try adjusting the quality settings for the functions.  For example, set the photo function at normal rather than fine.