THe SD card inside has a lever to its left Side .... Move it upwards ..... That is the lock on the Memory Card ...
SOURCE: Samsung Digimax D53
For digital cameras you should use either Rechargeable(whith high Ampere) or high performance alkaline batteries (ie. Lithium Duracel or Enegizer) normal alkaline batteries will not be able to charge the Flash. If you are useing high performance batteries then it is sadly your camera which is faulty. repairing it you could but it is cheaper to get a new camera.
Good luck!
/SciPhinx
SOURCE: Overexposure on Samsung Digimax L60
Had same problem after 2 years. Took it in to a repair shop & they installed a new camera flex. Its working OK now.
SOURCE: i have a samsung digimax A7 camera the picture on
It's almost certainly a failed ccd sensor chip and if so it cannot be fixed unless the camera is still under warranty.
To confirm, check whether camera menus and photos taken before the fault occurred still display correctly; if they do then it rules out any fault with the LCD panel.
You can't repair this on a DIY basis and a professional repair is completely unrealistic as the camera is an ultra budget model which only cost around £60 brand new. Spare parts simply aren't available, and if they were then supplying and fitting would cost more than a new replacement. Even if under warranty still, Samsung would simply chuck your camera straight into the bin and send you another.
In this instance, even if the LCD panel is at fault then it's still not worth repairing for the same reasons.
Sorry, but in this instance your only option is to buy a replacement camera.
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