What does LP stand for

The issue you are describing with your Olympus Zoom Accura 105 camera sounds like a problem with the zoom mechanism. When the camera is zoomed in, it is unable to take a photo and becomes unresponsive. However, when the camera is not zoomed, it takes photos without issue.
To troubleshoot the problem, here are a few things you can try:

• Make sure that the lens is properly attached and tightened.
• Try cleaning the lens, both the front and rear elements, with a lens cleaning solution and a microfiber cloth.
• Check the battery and make sure it is fully charged.
• Try using a different memory card.
• Make sure that the camera firmware is up to date.
• If the above steps do not resolve the issue, it may be best to contact Olympus customer support for further assistance. They will be able to diagnose and fix the issue or tell you if a repair is needed.

It is also possible that the issue is with the camera's zoom motor and it could be a hardware problem that would require getting it repaired by a professional.

You can use Duracell DL123A. Below is a link where you can find a picture of the batteries.
Maxima Zoom 105XL Samsung Film Camera Batteries Plus

HaHa! You are kidding, aren't you? This camera is a film camera. The only way to connect to your computer is to have the 35mm film developed - then scan the photos into a flash drive. Insert flash into the USB port, and VOILA! Your pictures are on your computer.

It takes the slightly longer CR123A battery. They're easy to get, see here and here for example. Note that the first supplier shown includes shipping in the price with a discount for multiple orders.

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dont know same prblem

I have the manual. I'll scan it for you & email it. My problem is that the manual doesn't identify the batteries & I lost the ones I'd removed for storage.

Try playing with the background or lighting - ex: take pics during the day versus nite... use a white/light colored background versus something dark.

Make sure you have the flash set to "auto" or try the "red eye" setting.. I've had good luck with both of those.

Also make use of the zoom. Stand farther back and zoom in - versus being close up and NOT using the zoom.

Hope this helps :)

The flashing H means hat the camera has detected a hardware fault on starting up. It can also mean that the film has mis-loaded. Try removing the film & then the battery to reset it. Put the battery back & switch on. If it's still doing it then I'm afraid it's got the 'flashing "H" of Doom'. Although this is repairable, it's usually not economically viable.

My husband just discovered that it has to do with the flash setting. When the auto-flash and flash-on modes are on, it doesn't do it. When the "SL" mode is on - I get the Vibration Warning.

it seems that the flex ribbion cable from the camera body to the lense assembly is damaged. A good repairer can replace it.