Thats very bad... you chould change the batteries or buy a new memory. You know what i found out? When you take the memory of of your cmera it can still take videos and remember hem, so try that too.
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Decode error trouble: Compression
decode error (A compression file cannot
decompressed.)
1) Check the installing state of the PWB. (PCI bus)
2) When an error occurs during a FAX job, check
the installation of the FAX PWB. In the other
cases, check the installation of the MFPcnt PWB
and HDD.
3) Replace the MFPcnt PWB.
If the pictures are smeared, then your CCD is bad and needs to be replaced. The "E:18" error message is a generic message meaning your lens is defective... so it sounds like you need the lens completely replaced.
I would look for a defective camera online and make a good camera out of the two. If you would like to have your A75 repaired, I don't have current pricing for a lens assembly but I can get it for you.
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Kodak has software that should be able to make sure those pictures are in JPEG format. Id use that at first instead of a third party program. Picture It! does some funny things to pictures and Microsoft discontinued that product line several years ago.
you have a picture upside down if u turned a picture on ur computer put memory card in computer and turn picture how u took it decode error will go away
I had the same problem just this morning...but I fixed it!
If you have manipulated any of the files on your camera...by opening them on your computer and modifying them...then the camera won't decode them. This is because the dimensions change and exceed the dimensions of the camera. Try returning your pictures in your camera file to their original state and saving it to the camera. Don't forget to delete the ones that don't work. This should work.
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