Can't take picture with panasonic lumix and green dot flashes

SOURCE: Panasonic lumix DMC-FZ50

Hi,

I have an DMC-FZ7K. I had the exact same problem, here's how I solved it:

Turn on the camera. Set the mode dial to "P".
Now press the button labeled "MENU SET".
In the menu that comes up, scroll up and down until you find a menu item named "PICT.ADJ." When it is selected, press the right arrow button.

In the sub-menu for "PICT.ADJ", select the "SATURATION" item and change it to "standard" or "low". Press "MENU SET" to save the changes.

You should now see a difference in the next pictures you take.

SOURCE: How do I delete a picture on the Panasonic LUMIX DMC-LC40

When reviewing the images on the LCD with the image you want to delete showing on the screen you push the button that has a trash can icon. The camera will ask you if you want to delete the file yes/no; scroll to yes and use the right arrow button to confirm.

SOURCE: how to take high res pictures with the panasonic Lumix 07

Press [MENU/SET] to display the [REC] mode menu & select the item to select. 7M will give you the highest resolution. Hope this helps you.
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SOURCE: Panasonic lumix DMC-ZS1 - won't record video

It might be telling you that the card you have in the camera isn't fast enough to keep up with the demands of a video recording. You need to buy a more expensive card with a faster speed rating.

SOURCE: Panasonic Lumix G1. Viewfinder does

You probably changed dioptre adjustment in your camera. There should be a adjustment ring next to the eyepiece.

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