20 Most Recent Kodak EasyShare C330 Digital Camera Questions & Answers

carry a lot of spare batteries

put it in a computer and see what it reads,it might need formatting .

The camera uses either SD or MMC cards, it is likely you bent or broke one or more of the connector pins in the camera..Bent pins usually break if you try to straighten them. Repair costs will probably cost as much as a replacement new camera. On eBay you can buy a C330 for $10- $40.

Because the camera is what is technically known as 'Portable'and is designed to work purely from the internal battery. the Power Adapter merely charges the internal battery

Hi,

There is no physical reset button on the camera itself.

If the camera malfunctions, it may need to be reset. The batteries or battery pack must be removed to reset it.

Tuen off the power, take out the battery and let them be out of the camera for about 10 minutes.

Re-insert the batteries and power up the camera.

In case the camera does not reset, please leave the batteries out overnight and it will.

If this doesn't work for you, please comment and let me know, and I will be happy to assist you to further resolve your issue.

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No. The C330 works with MMC and SD cards, 2GB or smaller. It will not work with higher-capacity SDHC cards.

pull the lens when you turn it on.... something has jammed the gear about half way out and will need to be released.

Problem Description: Pictures from an easy share album deleted by mistake. It?ll be fine. All your original pictures are on the C drive. Unless you have changed the directory onto which you save when transferring: You can find the pictures under C-Drive, my pictures. When successful please give me the feedback as a rating or recommendation. Thank You

Camera doesn't support more than 1GB memory card, so better use less than 1gb SD card

..........Prashant

If you are using a memory card, take no more pics until you've recovered the photos, take the card out of the camera. This is to reduce the chance of you overwriting some of your "lost" photos. There are many good freeware photo recovery software options that are available to help you recover your photos. This blog article reviews and outlines several of the better ones.

Check if the lens can come out completely. Just a little obstruction, can cause the lens to move back to a "safe" position. Did you check the battery, if it is still ok? Does the display give any warning?Do you have a Kodak 3-volt AC adapter (sold separately)? You could connect the adapter and look if the camera will work then.To make sure the battery is ok, you could take a multimeter and check the voltage of the battery. The voltage should be a little (few tenths of a volt) above the voltage on the battery, when measured with a multimeter.

Is the write protection enabled on the cards?
Which size having the cards?

The spec for the SD card format is going to 2GB but the Kodak C330 not compatible with 2 GB SD memory cards.

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But try an firmware upgrade.
Why download firmware version 1.07?
This firmware version improves memory card compatibility and provides general performance updates.
KODAK EASYSHARE C330 Zoom Digital Camera Firmwar

Sir,

Please follow these steps....

) You can lower the setting of your digital camera so that the quality of photo is reduced from the typical "standard quality" which comes set on the camera. What you will need to do is go into the options and reduce the quality to "economy" so that the battery expands less energy to take the picture, which will lead to longer batter life.

2) Make sure that you have calibrated your battery before you bring the camera along on your adventure. You can do this by charging your battery fully and then turning on the camera so that it dies. Once this happens you can charge it again and you will find that it will now last a lot longer than it formally did. I have found this to be very useful with all of my digital cameras.

3) In order to get the most out of your battery you should switch the battery in your camera from standard disposable batteries to rechargeable batteries. This is because of the fact that they last 2x as long as expand less to actually take the photo according to the Energizer rechargeable box.

4) You can go into the settings and turn off the flash if you see one when you are taking a picture. This will reduce the amount of energy going out of the camera which means that your battery will not die as fast as it normally would. You will need to select settings and then choose "no" next to the word flash.

5) You can also make your battery last longer by adjusting the settings so that you are not recording audio notes with your pictures. This will drain your battery fast so you should go into your options menu and select audio off. According to my Sanyo instruction booklet this will make your battery last up to an hour longer.

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