When I turn camera on, I can see the pictures on the card, but when I switch to the camera mode, there is no image on the screen. So I can't shoot pictures. Am I doing something wrong with the set, menu or other buttons. Very frustrating. Shel
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Re: Can't go into picture taking mode.
Hello,
please check this link:
http://www.imaging-resource.com/badccds.html
Accordint to this you can get a free repair, please contact the Canon dealer.
Best regards,
Arpi
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Using the camera:
Your phone has a flash to help you to take pictures in different
lighting environments. The flash is on by default, but you can turn it
off or use the automatic setting. To set the desired mode when using the
camera, select Options > Flash and Flash off, Flash
on or Automatic.
Fast viewing with memory card
To view your images and video clips quicker, use your memory card
as the main memory for storing them.
In the camera application, select Options > Settings
> Image / video storage > Memory card.
Capture and send
You can send the picture immediately after you have taken it when
you are previewing it. To display a picture immediately after you take
it, select Options > Settings > Image preview
time and the preview time. During the preview time, select Back
to take another picture, or Send to send the picture as a
multimedia message.
Print your images
Your phone supports Nokia XpressPrint to print images that
are in .jpg format. To print your pictures, connect your phone to a
compatible printer using a data cable or send the image by Bluetooth to a
printer supporting Bluetooth technology. Select the image you want to
print from the Gallery, and when viewing the picture, select Options
> Print.
it probably remained locked on the viewer and there are no images capture stored into the camera ..that's why it says that ....and it must be a way to restore the function of that button cause no matter if you lock it permanently into the the shooting mode its still a issue of getting pics out of it ....most cameras have to be on viewing mode when are plugged on the data cable ...but ..if you can open it and switch it on the mode that allow you to take pictures...you can always get the pictures from the SD card directly via an card reader ...adapter ( USB) that cost only a few dollars...
LOL, sounds like you're in "picture review" mode. Except that you haven't taken any pictures yet, so there's "NO IMAGE" on your card just yet. To take a picture, you need to put your camera in "camera" mode. Slide that tiny slide switch in the upper right all the way up until it's next to that little red camera. Now take a picture.
1.Hold the camera normally like you would take a picture.
2.Turn it on and review a picture.
3. While looking at a picture, take your index (pointer) finger and rotate the front "wheel" right under the shutter release button. This switches the viewing mode, and should solve your problem.
When I take a picture, there will be know image. Black. I went into the "share" and the image is black. I kept my smart card and the other images are ok but the knew ones are black. Camera has power. I took the smart card off. Still the problem, black. Took the old images off and took some more shots. All black!! MMMMM?
Two things to try... A) If you have a card with some photo's on it then put it in the camera... Will the camera display the photos from the card in view/play mode? If so then the screen is working but the sensor in the camera may have died (the but that captures the image). B) Try taking a picture with the camera (go through the steps to take one even though you can't see anything on the screen). Then put the memory card in a reader or a friends camera and see if the picture did get taken. If so then the sensor is still okay and the fault may be with the display.
If the display will show images from the memory card but doesn't show anything when in picture-taking mode but the camera does take pictures then the camera has a fault that isn't either the sensor or the LCD. It could then be an electronic failure or a problem with the mode selection switch.
), or insert a card with available memory (Using an optional SD/SDHC or MMC card). 
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