Help!!! Hi I have a Dimage 7 HI and It only lets me take one picture at a time before deleting. My card is empty and when there is one picture on the card you get ready to take a shot and it sounds like it is going to take it and you can press the button all the way but it never takes it. on the screen it says that the frames are moving but it doesn't take the photo if there is already on taken. ai need help to figure out why that is . is there a button that got pushed to change the amount of phots that can be taken . I have already tried everything in the manuel and still can't figure it out. Help!! thanks so much

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Hi,
It is picture file that stops file transfer function, delete that picture and continue or go to memory card through my computer > mass storage drive and delete that file or copy rest of files and past in computer some where like my documents etc.
That particular picture file DSC03270.jpg is incomplete/ corrupted and causing problem in files transfer operation. Either delete it or bypass it and transfer rest of files from camera.
After transferring files to computer, format memory card to avoid any problem in next time as option would be in camera menu.
Let me know if you have additional question.
Thanks.

Did you delete them on the computer or the camera? If they are safely on your computer, you can erase and optimize the card for the camera by going into the menu and finding "format"...follow the on-screen instructions.

Hi!! :
You can try this, start the camera without the CF in SETUP mode, once you're in... insert the card and format it!!!. It worked for me.....

Make sure your Daughters Camera is turned off....Open Memory Card door press in on card to release and remove it from the camera.....On the side of the card you will see a little tab that is knurled and slides up & down.....Simply slide this tab to the opposite position it is in now and reinsert into your camera , power up and you should now have an unlocked card.....This function is used if you fill up a card with photos and don't want to accidentally erase any of your pictures before you store on your PC or burn to a cd or dvd so that you don't lose your pictures.....

Hi,

Appreciate the direct "Ask Me".

It would seem that you would have to do it all over again, that is download the pictures again to the SD memory card. But before doing this, you would need to format the SD card using the digicam rather than the PC.

In some cases, it maybe that the picture files (downloaded from the computer) does not match the image property requirements of the digicam so that even if the image files are stored in the SD memory card, the camera is unable to list/view them

Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.

Good luck and kind regards. Thank you for using FixYa.

Put the camera in "Playback" mode. Bring up the menu. "Format" is the second option on Page 1 there. This Z6 review has screenshots:

http://www.steves-digicams.com/2005_reviews/z6_pg4.html

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Mille merci, dwafellman. Vouz m’avez sauvé un voyage á Office Depot pour retourner mon mémoire Flash.

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What do you mean "locked"? Did you accidentally slide the "lock" tab on the card itself? Also, these cameras are VERY picky with memory cards. They can cause numerous errors, and cause the camera to shut itself off for no reason.

Maybe the CCD imager is dead. Please contact your nearest Sony Service. If you need more info please advice