when trying to take macro picture, camera stops working and display pops up says turn off camera and turn on again, why?
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Do you have a filter on the lens? If so, try it with no filter. Something might be interfering with lens movement.
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If you are using a filter, you can install an adapter which will give the lens enough space to focus without hitting the filter.
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Make sure your camera is in the mode to use the remote. I had a problem as well at first and then realized my camera was not in the mode for remote use.
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No. Turn off power to camera. Remove, then reinsert data card. Format card again. If that doesn't work, it may be the card has errors. If that is the case, then reformat the card in your computer. Then repeat the formatting process in your camera.
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I just have this message when the camera is conected to the computer via USB cable. Try to unplug and turn it on again.
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Try popping up the flash with the release on the side of the camera. I had the same problem with my pictures and in order for the flash to work it needs to be popped up. Hope this helps.
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Hello, i had a similar problem. When i turned on the camera a warning message show the display. And it was cause the protector lens was put in. You have to turn on the camera without the protector.
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Double check to make sure it's not on "no flash" (lightning bolt with circle and slash through it) which youcan change by pressing the circle with the ok in the middle. If that doesn't work, turn the camera off, take the battery out,and then put back in and turn on. also make sure your camera is well charged. Otherwise, get service.
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Turn camera off...give it a good smack...problem solved. Found this "solution" on another web post and it worked. Figured i didn't have anything to lose at this point. It worked! Can't believe it, but it is true. I was ready to buy a new camera. Now it works like a charm.
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Thanks but what I'd like to understand is how it can be working perfectly one day, shut off while not in use, then the next time I turn it on, the image on the LCD screen is blurred, I haven't even pressed the shutter release yet, (and wouldn't due to the blurred and dark image). How can that happen? Why is there a need to adjust ISO settings when they haven't been touched?!
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Maybe try pressing the reset button under the camera. Its a little dot inside the camera so you might need to use a needle to push it. Hope this helps :-)
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If you are using a Nikon, on the shooting mode selection dial there is a symbol that looks like the remote device. Set the dial there and then press the camera shutter release to activate the camera senor. It should be good to go. If the camera is idle for more than ten minutes, the camera will shut down and you will need to press the shutter release again to activate. One other thing. The remote ships with a strip of clear plastic between the battery and the contacts, that needs to be pulled out to activate the remote. Hope one of these fixes your problem.
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Sorry I can't help you. This camera became inoperative about a year ago and we threw it away.
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When the camera is connected to a computer, it is recognized on both sides as an external storage device. When the camera is hooked to a (3rd party?) USB charger it is probably doing auto-shut down, etc and no longer recieving a charge-that would be my guess. I think it is possible to turn off the auto shut down/power save feature, it's worth a try
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Yes, turning the camera on/off is not working right. First delivered one was bad and the replaced one is also the same bad condition which is very frustrating. This camera is a junk. I wasted my money for it. I do not use this camera any more. If it is possible for you, I would like to return the camera to you for refund. Hiro Inoue
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Check your camera first if it it can be xontrolled by a remote control. Check your menu tab under the timer tab.
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The last thing you do in the connection process is turn on the camera. Switching to LR5 also heled stability. One bug that is consistent (at least for me). IF I capture an image while I'm in the develop module, LR will crash and I need to restart the program.
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First check your monitor, you might have accidently hit a zoom on your display. If that's not the case try disconnecting power to camera for 15 sec. then power back up. The only other thing it could be is a defective camera, it does happen. Good luck