Has anyone had problems with pictures not taking? Timer? Flash?
1864049
The pictures always are taken, sometimes it takes a few seconds to focus it. I have not used the timer function yet but the flash always works when its needed, and if it doesnt go off when you want it to you can force it on by changing the mode to backlighting and it will always go off.
1864050
I have not had any problems with the camera not taking the picture at all, however, focusing sometimes takes a relatively long time, especially when using the zoom. If I use the zoom in less than bright conditions, it sometimes takes a very long time to focus and shoot.
1864051
Yes, you have to push the button down several times or hold it down hard. Some times it does not focus.
967861
Way to go you rock... I just erased my Kodak zx-3 internal memory and then updated it with latest firmware all in disk utility on my mac mini.Reformatted my sd card in the camera ....Now it is good as new.It was stoping recording after one sec every time I tried to record...Now it is fixed thanks to you my friend..Rock ON!
722029
I just got my camera back from the Cannon Factory and they said found that it was an internal issue, they replaced "something" and sent it back and it works just fine! Sorry this isn't a more helpful post for those of you without a warranty! I'll keep looking through my paperwork at home and see if they were more specific AT ALL in stating what the mystery "something" was that didn't work. Just wanted to update as I promised I would!
731440
Try a different SD card or change the selections in the Shooting mode. I use Natural mode which shoots one picture with flash and one without.
529718
I have not. I have been very please with my camera. About once a month I make sure the unit is plugged in securely though.
1594344
two options here; for my experience whit the product looks like the battery don't work or exhausted or maybe the product is defective, because you don't need the battery for snap photos whit out timer.
2116212
I haven't had that issue. You can adjust the flash mode and that should solve the issue.
515663
Actually just looking on the boards here I found out the answer. I had it set to Burst Mode in the settings because I was trying out all the features the week before. So even on the IA setting, it would not take photos with flash. I am sure that was somewhere in the manual or it might just be a known photography thing.
1414679
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.
1332222
Jim: Sorry you are having problems, the only thing that I can suggest is that when you click on the photo on Kodak Pulse see if you can click the save option on the picture. My Kodak went on the blank a few months back and I could get it to work properly any longer. I hope it works for you, any photos that you have mailed to your Kodak Frame cc to your e-mail account and then save from that e-mail that you had CC copy to. Thanks
2069955
I, too, am having shutter problems. I have had my D50 camera since 2005 and have close to 18K shutter releases. Now, it completely sticks, gives me an "ERR" message and then I have to click again to release it, but it will not take a picture. I have loved my camera since the moment I got it. Now I need to ship it to Nikon and wait for the estimate. $300 to repair it??? is it worth it?
2070613
yes i have the same problem, one time i just replaced new batteries and took 2-3 pics and then set it for a flash pic and the camera went down saying "change the bateteries"Not sure if this piece has a problem or if there is some issue with all S2s
1332143
Also note that any camera will slow down the "time between shots" if you use flash and maximum resolution and HD. But 5-10 seconds is absurd. Let us know if the extra firmware update improves this.
1497103
Not sure what is the problem you are having. I didn't have any problem with mine. It's great camera.
1870786
I don't have that problem so, cannot really help.....Nikon does have a 'help line' try there???
910443
Thanks for your post. I have charged and recharged at least three times, waiting until battery was completely empty. I am able to take about forty to fifty pictures on one fully charged battery. (all with flash)Maybe a lot of reviewing pictures uses up the battery as well. I did return the first one, but am keeping the second one. I love the camera otherwise.
1788270
No problem like that here...To see if it's a hardware or software problem, try to open the camerain some other application (e.g. to take a photo with WhatsApp). If it isnot possible to switch camera neither there, then probably you have amain camera issue, otherwise just the camera app needs to be updated(or something like that).Best,Zlatko