20 Most Recent Kodak EasyShare CX7525 Digital Camera - Page 4 Questions & Answers

hi , the charging system is finish , now you have to buy some recharble battery, call that plan B

hi , your cam is defect, to get that repair, it will coast you 150.00 to change the color sensor, so i think it better to have a brand new for 99.00 $ or if you stil have your receipt and waranty you will be ok , let me know Yvon chow !!!

hi , i have the same problem , to solve this,, when i took a pic inside i put flash off and it ok , me too my warenty in finish ,, we are in same boat let have fun , to get that repair it coast 125.00 to change the light flash sensor , so try what i sead , let me know Yvon chow !!!

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Check to see if the SD card is activated separately from the intermal memory. The details of how to do this should be in the user manual.

If you have no success, get in touch with the tech support for your camera.

If this cannot be resolved, it is possible to have a defect that can cause this. In this case the camera will require service.

Jerry G.

the dock won't charge batteries that are ni-mh kaa2hr or Li-ion battery pack - so check that

about the printer's ability to recognize the cam, try this.. remove batt, put cam on top of dock (when cameras are on a dock, they can use the dock's power so you can print pictures without batteries) check if somethign will come up on the cam screen

if not .. either would need to be sent in for repair. a digital rep will advise you to send both so the repair center can check

Greetings Maltheskalle,

Units that experience water damage are normally irrepairable even after drying out. I would take it to a qualified repair center and have them give you an estimate on repairing the unit. You may find that replacing the camera is more economical than repairing it.

Sincerely,

Dorothy
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hi Judy!
Camera dock series 3 is not directly compatible but don't fret, you can buy the d-26 adapter from Kodak Online Store to make it compatible with your CX camera.

Unfortunately the directly compatible cam docks for your camera are already discontinued so just keep your dock3 and get the d-26 adapter.

what rechargeable batteries are you using and what's your method of charging?

If your using a dock for charging - make sure you have the battery pack kodak kaa2hr otherwise the dock won't charge it

if you're using a separate charger - it's ok to use other AA ni-mh

please check the age of your batteries as well.. batts, even rechargeable eventually wear out - they can last up to 300 charging cycles and a year or a little more than that is enough for you consider buying a new set

if you say that you barely use the cam, batteries still deteriorate through time

CX7525 is a camera model
please check what your printer is, is it "printer dock",
"printer dock 6000" or All In one Printer

make sure you have the driver of the printer. if not, you can download it from www.kodak.com/go/downloads

Check the slide switch has not been bumped into the lock position on the memory card.

It's a tiny switch put in a stupid place.

I don't know your camera; but... Before we assume anything about your camera we should check that SD card in another SD device that we know is working. your camera should default to the SD Card like most devices, which are able to use both simultaneously. It seems likely that something might have happened to the SD card if that is the only one you have tried in your camera. food for thought

The codec on mac does not recognise your file....try using a different player....vlc....gom player...mx player...instead of the one iTunes insist on chaining everyone to.

You may download the user guide at http://www.fixya.com/support/r13011856-lens_error and the extended user guide at http://www.fixya.com/support/r13011856-lens_error

Move it back again. Did you do any editing in the computer ? If so, the camera will no longer recognise the images on the card.

I have a Z981 myself. I just set my camera as you did (to "A") but did not experience the issue you mention? Just to be clear, remember that setting the camera to "A" means "Aperture priority", meaning that you can control the lens aperture (with the "jog dial" on the top of the camera) and the camera will automatically set the shutter speed to create a proper exposure. "A" does NOT mean automatic exposure control. You must use "P" (Programmed) mode to make the camera make all the decisions about shutter speed and lens aperture. I am including a web link to the User Guide for the Z981. You might want to revisit the Guide to make sure you are using the correct settings for your pictures. BTW, I like my Z981 quite a bit, especially the zoom. I've taken some great pictures with it. http://resources.kodak.com/support/pdf/en/manuals/urg01118/Z981_xUG_GLB_en.pdf