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Press cursor-left (marked with a lightning bolt) to bring up the flash menu, then select the lightning bolt in a circle with a slash through it. Full details are in the "Flash/Left button" section of the manual (beginning on page 26 in my copy). If you need a manual you may download a copy here.
Assuming you've tried the obvious test of using new batteries, it's unfortunately likely to be the infamous "lens error". This is such a common problem that someone has written a blog just
addressing this one error. You can read
it here - it describes it far more completely than I ever could!
Follow the step.
1. 1st install a printer on your pc.
2. install your camera .
3. Make default your printer for your camera.
4. on your printer, then c$onnect your camera with detacable and then on your camera.
5. go and print your photo from camera.
6. print will start.
I have had similar symptoms that seem to be due to battery power.
Using and OHM meter I find that the Samsung S85 eats batteries. If the charge drops to 1.4 something volts from a 1.5+ volt battery, the camera does not function properly.
The camera is nice an compact ... but I need to carry the same volume in batteries to make sure I can use it.
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