How do I work the self timer? I tried looking on the Kodak web site but it keeps timing out.
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You push the timer button...located on the top right of the camera (a circle with an arrow at the end), and then click the take photo button (shutter button). It will automaticly take a photo after the timer expires.
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http://resources.kodak.com/support/pdf/en/manuals/urg01212/Z990_xUG_GLB_en.pdf
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You can download the short and long versions of the manual from the Kodak website. It makes for good reading.
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Facing the back of the camera there are three small buttons behind the on/off switch. The button on your right, it has an image of a clock on it, is the timer button. After you press that button you go about taking a picture in the normal way. The only difference is when you press the button to take a picture you will see, on the front of the camera, a red light flashing. This light starts flashing slow and continues to pick up speed until the picture is taken.
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Push the timer button, set the seconds, push the release button, take your position and wait until your Kodak takes the picture.
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Try taking out the battery..I have had that happen before with my other Kodak cameras, but it was only temporary..I just fiddled with it until it worked. Some times the lens gets stuck...hopefully you won't have to get a new one.
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Hi Myrna sorry to dissapoint you but i have no idea but i can advise to go into kodak profile and get all the info that you need you can even chat live with one of their technicians.
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Changing battery is always a good idea but make sure tour camera is on the self timing mode, whether it b 5 second delay or 10 second delay. It took me a while to figure it out but it did work. Self timer mode is the key.
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Put the camera in rapid fire, manual focus, out the trigger in bulb... hit it once and the shutter will stay engaged.That might work.
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No, it's not. It may last for awhile, likely what your magicjack version did for you, but it isn't a good solution overall. My first Kodak replacement lasted for three weeks before a noticeable whine became apparent through the receiver. I switched to a second Kodak replacement and it immediately squealed. You're better off spending a bit more for a better one and not be disappointed. I believe the one I'm using now is from Staples or something. If you buy one from a store, save the packaging and return if it fails.
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Call konica minolta customer service--they are good. There is an advance function somewhere--maybe it's on the monitoring software (K). I'm out of the country so I cannot consukt the machine myself. Good luck.
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I have the same problem, I can do a one time recording but not a timed recording. According to the instruction manual set up for time recording and set input on/standby switch to standby. What am I doing wrong.
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We had one of these and I think u have to go to the Kodak. Info that came with the unit*
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There is a firmware update which totally eliminates this problem. Go to Kodak's website and download the firmware. Complete instructions are available for completing the update.
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Where is it, on the machine? When I turn mine on, it just goes to the timer times. How do I set it to be continueous?
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The one I bought in February for my daughters birthday is having the same problem. It will not turn on at all. Sent an email to Kodak today to see if they have a resolution. The thing is only 6 months old and she has used it only a handful of times. Quite frustrating, as she wanted to use it on our vacation.
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I increased the time by soldering a cap on the back side across the existing cap.. something like double or triple the value of the original. I do not have access to the board, so I cannot tell you what value I used. It was a long time ago [my fading memory]. I do not know how large a value can be used and still have the timer work reliably. Experiment!
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Yes, it has a self-timer button. Push the Func Set and then scroll to the self-timer. You have different options on how many seconds before the photo is taken. One give you 10 seconds to join the photo, and the other prevents blurring when pressing the shutter button. Also, you can hit the question mark button ? and then scroll down to self-timer. (Scroll down by pushing DISP.)
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I suggest you look at the manual. http://www.aputure.com/cache/upload/download/dital_timer_remote_shutter.zip
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Try the trouble shooting steps and if they don't work, call Kodak. They may help. I had a part go bad on mine and they sent a replacement part, eventually. I had nothing but trouble with mine so be prepared to junk. It's a shame Kodak puts it's name on these.
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Email Kodak from this link: http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq-path=687&pq-locale;=en_US&_requestid=9654They are very responsive. You'll be impressed!