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You may have a defective SD card. Have you tried to put your sisters SD card into your camera? Most cameras have internal storage. Do the cameras work with the SD card removed? Most **** stores sell storage cards. a new card may solve your problem.

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You could be able to do that using the Lumix USB cable supplied with the camera and an OTG adapter on the iPad. Alternatively, if you use a micro SD card in adapter in the camera, you could load that into the external slot of your iPad.

Probably needs service

Cry. Check with Panny to see if there is any sort of reset that you can perform to the camera to restore operation. If nothing , then your camera has died prematurely. Not a good thing but it happens.

Is your memory card good? Does it do this with other cards? Have you tried resetting electronics to factory defaults.?

The issue lies with the lens assembly electronics and/or motor. If possible try another lens. If that one works it is the lens. If it doesn't, it might be the switch control for the zoom action.

Since Amazon has them for about $60, I should just replace it - repair will cost more.

Take it to a repair facility, you may be lucky.

See if the electronics can be reset so you have access to a menu for languages. If it cannot be reset or there is no menu for language then you are SOL.

Googling the item gives this info : 'all the zoom range you could ever need (27-486mm, 35mm equivalent). However, if that's still not enough there is also an optional 1.7x tele converter available'. However, if you are 'really into birding', a DSLR with interchangeable lenses would serve you far better, as the optics are of a far higher quality, with a greater resolving power.

Here you are Rick. 2results for Panasonic PNLC1029 battery charger

As has been explained many times, dropping a camera damages it. Damaged cameras do not work. They are what is technically known as 'broken'. You will have to get it repaired.

Take it to a service centre

We do not sell anything here, try eBay.

There is an issue with the camera focus circuit in lens. That is why it is ok when you go into playback mode but negative when the lens is involved.

Sounds as if it has either received a knock, or foreign matter (grit etc) has got into the lens mechanism.

Your electronics appear to have a poltergeist. Check with manual or mfg if there is a reset of unit to factory defaults. If this or a hard reset will not cure the issue then it is time to go shopping since repair is not cost effective unless this was a very, very expensive camera initially.

Sounds crazy but just make sure yo have removed the lens cover. If it does not work then something is wrong with your Panasonic and i would immediately return it for a another new unit that works properly. You might want to check manual to see if you are doing something wrong but I don't think so.

Look on Google for a free download