Pentax Optio 330
Posted 06/01/2005 - 09:21
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Without seeing the camera/cable/computer it is difficult to diagnose the problem.
However, assuming you have plenty of battery, and everything is switched on and plugged in correctly, then the most likely fault is a bad card.
I would suggest you go into a camera shop and ask them to test the card. If it works, you'll need to try something else. If it doesn't, buy a new card.
Most people use a card reader, which frees up the camera immediately, and doesn't use up the camera's battery. They are very cheap, and, if you have a laptop, a PCMCIA card wil live happily in the slot without ever needing to be removed.
However, assuming you have plenty of battery, and everything is switched on and plugged in correctly, then the most likely fault is a bad card.
I would suggest you go into a camera shop and ask them to test the card. If it works, you'll need to try something else. If it doesn't, buy a new card.
Most people use a card reader, which frees up the camera immediately, and doesn't use up the camera's battery. They are very cheap, and, if you have a laptop, a PCMCIA card wil live happily in the slot without ever needing to be removed.
Posted 06/01/2005 - 13:44
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Hi,
You haven't mentioned what operating system you are using on the computer. There is a major problem with Windows 98 and, I believe, Me. Most of the Pentax point and shoots are not compatible with these systems. The best thing to do is, as George said, to get a card reader. It is much quicker in any case.
Regards
Kim
You haven't mentioned what operating system you are using on the computer. There is a major problem with Windows 98 and, I believe, Me. Most of the Pentax point and shoots are not compatible with these systems. The best thing to do is, as George said, to get a card reader. It is much quicker in any case.
Regards
Kim
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