SOURCE: s6500fd,s6500 lens types.
The lens is a 28-300mm zoom and is permanently affixed to the camera (s6500fd).
The only extras are listed here:
http://www.fujifilm.co.uk/consumer/digital/digital-cameras/d-slr-long-zoom/finepix-s6500fd/OptionalExtras
SOURCE: fujifilm a820 not working
fixed mine by connecting it to the computer and thretoning it with a software upgrade.It just came right .
SOURCE: Lens control error
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Sorry but the Zoom Lens has had a knock, your camera is faulty.
It should be taken to an authorized repair centre for a repair estimate. Very few digital cameras have any user-serviceable parts.
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SOURCE: whiteout on fujifilm f20. how do I remove the lens?
Firstly, to isolate the shutter as the problem, turn the camera on and the flash off. put the lens into full optical (not digital) zoom. Then turn the camera lens to face you and look at the lens and take a picture.
With the camera in full optical zoom the shutter assembly will be right up to the outer lens so you can see it clearly. When the button is pressed you should see the shutter fire across the lens inside. It should cover the lens completely. If it does not or doesn't fire at all then you get over exposed pictures or lines across the photo. The most likely cause for this is moisture residue on the shutter leafs sticking them together.
To clean you will need to strip the lens down almost completely to access the shutter assembly. If this model of camera uses a sealed shutter unit then it will be impossible to clean. The only models i have found so far that use a sealed unit are the F460 and F470. Yours I am not sure of as I haven't opened 1 up but the solution for most is to strip it down and clean.
Tip: use another camera to photograph each stage to help on re assembly
SOURCE: I keep getting a lens control error on my FujiFilm
Sorry Friend, it is a mechanical problem so get it serviced.......
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