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When I turn the camera on The LCD is fine and it shows everything fine but the lens dose not work and when I turn It Of the shutter dose not close and the lens dose not go in all the way. Please Help Me It Cost Me $400 and I don't Want to have that money wasted

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Get onto the Kodak Tech Support site If it is in warranty they will fix/replace it If it is out of warranty there may be a reasonable swap out offer.

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