Samsung AF Zoom 105S

You can use the user manual for this camera that you can download from this link, just click HERE and proceed with the download.

Description: Sleek and stylish, the exciting new Nikon One-Touch Zoom 90QD offers real zoom power in a lightweight, easy-to-use design. The One-Touch Zoom 90QD has a sharp, clear, 2.5x zoom lens with a 38-90mm range and a macro mode for shots as close as 11 inches. The One-Touch Zoom 90QD features a built-in automatic flash with five versatile modes (auto flash, anytime flash, flash cancel, slow sync and red-eye reduction). The active infrared autofocus, infinity focus (for landscapes and faraway subjects), real-image zoom viewfinder and fully automatic exposure control all help to ensure clear and balanced photos.

Depth 2.1 in. Film Type 35mm Width 4.6 in. Height 2.5 in. UPC 018208018789 Battery Type 1 x 3V Lithium Battery (CR-2) Weight 7.84 oz. Self Timer Yes Camera Type Point and Shoot Focus Type Autofocus Minimum Focus Distance 1 ft. ISO Range - Automatic Setting ISO 100 - 800 Red Eye Reduction With Red Eye Reduction Zoom Size 2.4 Auto Exposure Yes Min Aperture f10.5 Waterproof No Max Aperture f4.8 Zoom Lens With Zoom Lens Zoom Range 38 mm - 90 mm

User Manual can not be found up to now. Very soon will be available.

I am here for the rescue Tommy boy. I own this camera and the answer you are looking for is in the user manual. The samsung I85 is a camera, made in china. The i85 is a slim, high-resolution digital camera featuring 8.2-megapixel, a 5x optical zoom, and a 3.0 inch LCD display.

The I85 also includes

• 8.2-Megapixel resolution for images up to 3264x2448 pixels
• Samsung SHD 5x optical zoom lens (36-180mm in 35mm equivalent)
• ASR (Anti-Shake Reduction) image stabilization system for blur free photos
• Capture 800x600 MPEG-4 movies w/audio and movie stabilization
• Face Recognition AF & AE system
• Auto, Program, ASR, and 14 scene modes
• Continuous shooting, Wise Shot, and Auto Exposure Bracketing
• High-quality 3.0-inch color LCD screen with 230K pixels
• Auto Macro as close as 2 in. (5cm) or Super Macro as close as 0.4 in. (1cm) from the lens
• AF assist lamp for low light shooting
• 190MB of internal memory and removable SD/SDHC/MMC/MMCPlus card storage
• Adjustable ISO, white balance, sharpness, contrast and saturation
• Built-in MP3 player, headphones included
• View text documents
• Voice Recording, limited by amount of available memory
• Various Color and Photo effects for that unique look
• Powered by a high-capacity (1100mAh) Li-ion battery pack
• USB 2.0 (Full speed) Mass Storage and PictBridge compliant

if there's anything else you need to know about this camera let me know....I'm an expert.

You can download a manual (free) from Samsung:

http://www.samsung.com/us/support/detail/supportPrdDetail.do

I visited a brick-and-mortar camera store and asked a repair specialist. There I learned that the problem with my camera is a firmware problem and not worth fixing. I'll throw away the camera and buy another $150 disposable camera.

take a silver paper and put in front of the slave censer when you take the photo flash on camera as master should go on silver paper OR used slaveunit

Generally when a camera refuses to take the photo is because you are operating beyond its expected lighting settings. If you are on automatic, it will just flash a light at you, or give you some indication it is beyond the limits of that setting. Try manual, or some other setting like landscape, or backlight. Generally this will happen on automatic settings. 
Film? Try the f16 rule. In broad daylight, the rule is use f-16 and a shutter speed that matches your film's asa. So 100 ASA film? Shoot the sunset at 100th at f-16. Darker, open it up two or three stops. f-11, 8, or 5.6. 
Bottom line, make sure you are on manual. The problem is likely an automatic exposure. 

dont know same prblem

i think camara needs a service...

Have studied the Manual carefully for possible error codes? If you are not getting a result there the try the Technical Support Team at Samsung