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If you are sure that the flash is enabled (not automatic, enabled!), then I'd say it must be a hardware issue regarding the flash circuitry. I would contact Olympus support if the camera is not too old. Or take it to a camera repair shop, the repair shouldn't be expensive.
It doesn't get printed on the pictures. The info is stored along with the picture and is called metadata. This info can be retrieved with most photo editing programs.
The problem you are describing is a problem with one of the chips in the camera that controls image processing. It seems to have failed and needs to be replaced. Following are the instructions to send your camera to Olympus for service.
Olympus will charge a flat rate repair fee for this product if beyond the one year factory warranty or the warranty is voided. The cost is $87.85 plus your local sales tax. This covers parts and labor, factory cleaning and diagnostic check, 6 month warranty and the cost of shipping the product back to you is all included in that price.
Ok you need to buy a DS memory card and insert it in camera ( this camera has very little bultt in memory( a $14.00 card will get you hundreds of pictures!) Please rate! this keeps this site free
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