Extracting stills from movie clips made with Mavica FD83

I found your manual on sony's support site. check this link to your mavica camera. I hope this helps you. http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/model-documents.pl?mdl=MVCFD83

well even with out software it should still open up
go to my computer and wait a min for it to apper there then double click on it and that will take you to the pictures
if it doesnt appear there then something is wrong with your cord or camera

Hi,
get your manual here -
http://www.evergreen.edu/media/pdf/sony_mavica_83.pdf

good luck.....

go 2 set up hit format then yes thenok it will fix it

Something must be in there ! Couod one of your little kids have somehow put something in there which did NOT belong in there ??

Take a good working penlite...and LOOK inside the slot to see if there's some foreign object in there.

I've got the same problem with a Sony Mavica FD83 floppy disc camera. The screen says DISK ERROR C:13:01

Any idea of what may be wrong ? I think this is a common problem with these cameras....but it's priobably an easy fix. Can you help me ?

BERNIE

There is absolutely NO way to use a Memory Stick with the FD83 camera. The floppy adapter will never work with a FD83. The camera OS does not have the required driver.

Hi,please ask Fixya for the site of WELCOMEJEE,I have similer problems with my 83,mine shows full charge at times ,and low battery and shuts down at other times.
He says that it could be a Battery Fault,even if it shows Full Charge as batteries can be Faulty,please ask Fixya about WELCOMEJEE,regards,Walt.(rtd.)

I also, almost always use the low lux modes with that cam, that is, when I have a tripod or can keep the camera steady. Oh, and it s$cks for action shots, but for stills its great. I find that the lox lux mode actually reduces noise in addition to brightening the image and making the colors pop. Who woulda thought? It's a nice feature to have when the onboard flash is useless. Anyway, this mode apparently does use a longer exposure seeing how you get blur as the shutter speed is dropped. I'd say its around 1/3 to 1/15 of a sec (I wouldn't think it to be longer than 1 second). I really don't have a clue as its a preset, though. But, again, that mode saved that camera from being crapo (like the earlier ones before it), despite its limited uses (stills).