Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX12 Digital Camera "not pictures" Questions

...pictures taken before it was dropped and not to view current scenes before taking the picture. Although the optical zoom works and it sounds as if the motor inside is taking the picture no picture ...

...pictures are blurry because the camera did not focus properly on the subject. First, turn on the camera in any picture taking mode (or video mode), then look at the screen or viewfinder. There should ...

pictures to be acquired to pc and not the old ones? You shouldn't be leaving the old pictures on the card. That's a guaranteed way to get into trouble. After downloading your pictures, format the card

...pictures with a Panasonic DMC-FX55 ? ... Anything over 1 picture I'm told file to big to send, I never had this problem with my old Fiji camera.. I use Tiscali 8mb ...thx You need to change the size ...

...not fixed the problem. Thanks Erasing the pictures using the computer is the problem. Your camera does not recognize the card anymore. If your pics are safely on your computer, format the card in the ...

...1. there is no picture in the first place. (camera lens closed when picture was taken) 2. you are not on display mode (toggle to display mode not "take picture" or capture mode) 3. defective memory ...

...not deleted ,and i could see only three pictures. thanx bhaskar you may have to manualy delete each picture... on another not, the internal memory on the camera isn't meant to hold many pictures- i ...

...not display them again. If you check file size, you will see that rotated pictures are smaller than regular ones. There is no way to get picture to original definition once you reduce it, however if ...

...Pictures which are recorded or edited with other equipment may not be copied. 1 Select [YES] to format the medium. (The illustration is the screen when the built-in memory is formatted.) ?When a card ...

...pictures it returns to normal but not always. I have already tried cleaning the lens. Sounds like a cold fault (only faults when first on mostly) or it could have a loose connection, or the CCD ...