Samsung DigiMax - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support - Page 7

Samsung Digimax S500 Service Manual Just download the service manual to this camera by the above link. It has all details. http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/

maybe a movie producer,if you dont record audio,where do you think the audio will come from??,that is why there are switches on things,so you can turn things on and off

Are you sure your camer supports 8 Mb? Check your manual. If you don't have one, download it: http://www.manualslib.com/manual/418879/Samsung-S500-Digimax-5-1mp-Digital-Camera.html If it is supposet to support 8Gb SC cards, get a microSD card USB reader and insert it in the computer. Can you ree it as Remvoabvle disk? It the computer won'r recognize your card, it is BAD. If you can see it, try to format it to FAT32 Again, if can't, card is BAD

Gaffer tape.

Press and hold the power button.

Use the USB cable to a PC. The storage should be activated as a couple of drive letters.

Cameras don't usually require a driver for accessing the picture storage by USB cable. However other functions may require a driver. I expect Samsung provide this on their website in the downloads section.

Use the USB cable and the storage should become available when you plug the camera into a PC. You can buy the cable on ebay.

The USB cable for your camera is available on ebay quite cheep.

the sensor its broken!! need to change it.

hi you will need a professional lab to rescue the pics from the memory card ask at the local photography shop if they can help good luck

Look at your memory card. SD cards have a slide switch along one edge. The position farthest from the metal contacts locks the card, protecting it from writes. The position nearest the contacts unlocks the card.You may download the user manual from here.

Not only the size is important, the manual says SD max 2 GB. But even a 1GB SDHC card won't work, because the camera is not compatible with SDHC and SDXC. They used to make SD cards up to 4 GB, but most new cards from 1 GB and up are SDHC and above 32 GB the cards are SDXC. Older camera's can't handle these cards, although they look the same. To read more and to understand compatibility from device versus Memory card, read this: Secure Digital Wikipedia the free encyclopedia

Turn down light exposure. Try checking your manual if available. If not available, you should be able to find one online to read.

Do it manually on camera or on computer.

turn down light exposure..

Turn down the light exposure.