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hi, check the side edge of card for a slid switch,this can lock or unlock a card, also if that's no good then ,put card in PC and reformat it to fat32.

This does not appear to relate to a camera.

new . return it under warranty old check for software update or make sure that in the settings you have night vision turned on

Please give the actual make and model of the camera, and which lens you are attaching when this happens - could be the camera / lens contacts need cleaning gently.

You are correct, it does sound dangerous. Unfortunately, your query has nothing to do with Cameras.

Please can you give more details about the make and model of the camera you are using ? Also, I do not understand the reference to a wrench - do you mean the hot-shoe attachment on the flash gun itself ?

Are the relevant drivers installed ?

Look on the Pentax Forums for K30 aperture block

Posting this under communications equipment, rather than Cameras, is more likely to get a response

no instructions 4 my i.t works 3045 camera

Try a very light lubricant on it.

WHAT IS MAKE AND MODEL OF THE CAMERA

Hi, I believe this takes an SD CARD, NOT MICRO SD but full size. I am sure that they are available on Ebay.co or the ebay operation in your country. Any reputable electronics retailer in your local main street should stock them too, it is a widely available item but ensure you get the size appropriate for your device as if they are too large they may not be recognised.

Batteries need to be changed event though they may show a nearly full charge. Rechargeables can be charged , as they get oldet, but it is like trying to full up a sink with the plughole open. The charge goes in but does not really "TAKE". So as soon as you try to use them the phantom charge disappears. If you could renew the state of the internals to a new state they would charge again. Get new batteries

Go to the company website they shouldhave a link to click on may be in the help link

The maximum projection size depends on a number of factors, including the lamp, lens, filmstock (and its age) and mainly the ambient lighting in the location. I would expect it to throw a picture of up to 6 feet across, possibly more.