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You may try to format the memory card and then try again. If needed, you can use a camera photo recovery tool to recover photos from memory card.Card Recovery Software Free Download

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Yes, you can clean. Not as complex as I originally thought.
1) Remove all of the silver screws
2) Separate the silver case (should split in 2)
3) Remove the 3 black screws in the middle
4) remove the center square cover that is over the lens
5) Use a duster spray to clean the lense and mirror
6) Reassemble in reverse order
Not knowing what I was going to get in, the entire process only took about 7-10 minutes.

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Well, then, off you go

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Ineed also usb driver for panasonic digital AV mixer AG MX 70, please send to my mail [email protected] if you can help me.Thanks

Your PC may be infected by some virus who hide the folders and contents of External drives, try searching the contents via Windows explorer Searchbox , for advance options - try cleaning your external drive by "diskpart" 1. Open CMD as administrator. 2. type "diskpart" press enter. 3. type "List disk" press enter, a list of disk attached to your PC will appear. 4. Identify & Select your external drive by typing "Sel disk 2" press enter, supposing that external disk is 2. 5. ATTENTION: this will erase all data of your selected disk. Type "Clean" press enter. wait few seconds....... 6. Type "Create Partition Primary" wait few seconds.... 7. Type "Format fs=ntfs Quick" press enter. wait few seconds..... 8. Re insert your drive and check for Issues .. GOOD LUCK ! If persists, post with screenshots

O.I.S. stands for Optical Image Stabilizer, the error is probably the result of the lens locating pings slipping and the gear teeth are out of sync. This in NOT a home fix, it is considered a 'fatal error' If it is under warranty return it to Panasonic, if not go to KEH.com and request a quote on a repair. Inside the camera is a HIGH VOLTAGE AC MAINS CAPACITOR, and it can produce an electric shock that can be fatal.

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We do not have code lists, use the code search function of the remote.

Turn the camera on as if you wanted to take photos.
Next, on the back of the camera, press the center button marked "MENU/SET".
Press the left button to select the icons on the side.
Press the down button until you are on the 'wrench' icon.
Push the right button once.
Now scroll down until you reach an icon that shows a face speaking.
Press the right button once.
Now you can scroll up and down to select the language you want.
Press the center button when you have "ENGLISH" selected.

No one sells a suggested replacement, as I like to say "anything can be fixed" so as a non suggested solution to your problem. I could not get an accurate representation on the net but you can replace the battery once you open it to see what the size (dimensions) and specs (voltage and amperage), then at which point we can find someone that makes the battery that would be compatible with that unit. You can also pay a local repair guy to do it. Because none of this is cost effective I'm gonna say just replace it but if you must keep it, that should get you in the right direction. good luck https://www.6ya.com/mr.mike

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You are not putting it in correctly. In one way it will only go partially into place and will not allow you to close the battery door. turn it around and it will lock into place. Look in the hole for the contacts and make sure the battery contacts are in the same alignment.

Is the lens cover opening ?

There are exceptions to this. For example, adjusting the White Balance is not available in the 4K Photo mode. See page 197 of the Advanced User Manual: ftp://ftp.panasonic.com/camera/om/dmc-zs60_adv_en_om.pdf . I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Try setting the top dial to P, A, S or M and see if that helps. You should be pressing the fat silver button that is inside the zoom control ring on top of the camera. If it still won't work, can't help but think this is something confounding but simple and if that is the case, ask for help in any camera store. Tell them you can't shoot a still photo and see if they can't figure it out. It is awful trying to shoot with equipment that won't work right. Hope you have figured this out long before now.

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You might try saving your psd file somewhere else, and try deleting it.

Do you really need a driver? The best way to download pictures from your camera to your computer involves removing the memory card from the camera and plugging it into a card reader (either built-in to the computer or connected via USB or FireWire). This is likely to be faster than connecting the camera to the computer, and won't run down your camera's batteries. Once the card is plugged in, it will appear to your computer as a removable drive. You can use the operating system's drag&drop facility to copy pictures from the card to the computer's hard drive, the same way you copy any other files. Or you can use any photo management program such as Picasa ( http://picasa.google.com ).