Question about Kodak EasyShare Z612 Digital Camera

Kodak EasyShare Z612

My battery went dead and once I charged it and returned to the camera it had reset itself to the factory setting of 15 pictures. I have a 2.0 GB memory card and I can not remember the steps to allow the camera to take the additional photos that the memory card allows. If someone could give me the steps to this I would greatly appreciate it.

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Use the "MENU" button and follow the program to reset your camera to its card memory. evidently you must do this each time you change cards or battery.

Posted on Aug 31, 2007

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