What are some common causes of errors in digital cameras?

Poorly installed or faulty batteries Corrupted memory card Malfunctioning lens Dust or dirt on the lens Faulty or damaged shutter Overheating due to prolonged usage Firmware issues Physical damage to the camera body or lens

How do you troubleshoot issues with your camera's memory card?

Check the memory card for physical damage. Make sure the card is not cracked, scratched, or otherwise damaged. Make sure the memory card is properly inserted into the camera. Format the memory card. This will erase all data on the card, so make sure you have backed up any important files first. Try a different memory card if possible. This will help you determine if the issue is with the card or the camera itself. If the issue persists, contact the camera manufacturer for further assistance.

Can you recover photos from a corrupted memory card, and if so, how?

Yes, it is possible to recover photos from a corrupted memory card. You can use a data recovery program to scan the card and recover the photos. The program will look for any deleted or corrupted files and attempt to recover them. You can also use a card reader to connect the card to a computer and then use a file recovery program to scan the card and recover the photos.

What steps can you take to prevent data loss on your memory card?

Regularly back up your data. It’s important to have multiple copies of your important files, stored in different locations. Use a reliable memory card. Make sure you are using a high-quality, reliable memory card that is compatible with your device. Use a memory card reader. Using a memory card reader to transfer data to and from your memory card will reduce the risk of corrupting the data. Avoid using your memory card in extreme temperatures or humid conditions. Avoid removing your memory card while it is in use. Always make sure that you safely eject the card before removing it from your device. Regularly scan your memory card for errors and viruses. You should also regularly scan your memory card for any errors or viruses that could potentially cause data loss. Keep your memory card secure. Make sure that you keep your memory card in a safe place and away from potential sources of damage, such as water or extreme temperatures.

What is the difference between formatting and deleting photos on a memory card?

Formatting a memory card erases all the data on the card, but does not physically delete the photos. The photos are still stored on the card, but they are no longer accessible. Deleting photos on a memory card physically removes the photos from the card, making them unrecoverable.

Camera Errors by Manufacturer: Troubleshooting Guide

Author: Vladimir Artiukh
Editor: Oleg Afonin
Updated: 13.12.2024 14:26

Explore a comprehensive list of camera errors by manufacturer with this guide. Whether you’re using Canon, Nikon, Sony, or other brands, understanding common camera errors is essential for troubleshooting. Dive deep into step-by-step instructions and essential tips for resolving camera error messages effectively. Learn about firmware updates, hardware issues, and software solutions to fix common camera errors. Don’t let camera errors hinder your photography!

Camera Errors by Manufacturer: Troubleshooting Guide

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Agfa Camera Errors

Error	Possible Cause	Solution
Card full	The memory card is full and cannot store more photos or videos.	Delete unnecessary files or replace the card with one that has sufficient space.
Picture error	The photo file is corrupted or incomplete.	Attempt to recover the file using recovery software or retake the picture.
No picture	No photos are stored on the memory card.	Ensure the card is inserted correctly and contains valid photo files.
Lens error	The lens mechanism is stuck or malfunctioning.	Turn off the camera and gently clean or check the lens. If unresolved, seek professional repair.
System error	General hardware or software malfunction.	Restart the camera. If the problem persists, reset to factory settings or consult a technician.
Write protect	The memory card is locked.	Unlock the card by sliding the switch on the side of the card.
Out of the range	The camera is unable to focus or capture due to range limitations.	Adjust the camera’s position or settings to fit within the focus range.
Card is not formatted, format?	The memory card is not formatted for the camera.	Back up data (if possible) and format the card using the camera’s format option.
This image cannot be deleted	The file is locked or protected.	Unlock the file on the camera or computer before deleting.
Warning! Camera recording, please wait.	The camera is processing the current recording.	Wait until the recording finishes before performing another action.
Warning! Battery exhausted.	The battery level is critically low.	Recharge or replace the battery.
This file cannot be played back	The file format is unsupported or the file is corrupted.	Convert the file to a supported format or use a recovery tool if corrupted.
No connection	Camera is unable to connect to the device or network.	Check the cable, wireless settings, or compatibility of the connected device.
Print error	Communication error with the printer.	Check the printer connection and ensure compatible print settings.
Cannot print	The file is unsupported or there is a printer issue.	Ensure the printer supports the file type and troubleshoot printer errors.

Canon Camera Errors

Error Code	Description	Troubleshooting Steps
Err 01	The communication between the camera and lens is faulty.	Clean the contacts on the lens and camera body. Try a different lens to isolate the issue.
Err 02	The camera cannot access the memory card.	Check the memory card for damage, reinsert it properly, or format it if necessary.
Err 03	There are too many folders on the memory card.	Transfer files to a computer and format the memory card to create a clean structure.
Err 04	Images cannot be saved because the memory card is full.	Delete unnecessary files or use a new memory card with sufficient space.
Err 05	The built-in flash could not be raised.	Ensure there is no obstruction, clean the flash mechanism, or consult a technician if unresolved.
Err 06	The sensor cleaning is not possible.	Turn the camera off and on. If the error persists, consult Canon support.
Err 10	A malfunction with the files on the memory card has been detected.	Try a different memory card or format the current card. Back up any critical files first.
Err 20	A malfunction with the mechanical mechanism has been detected.	Turn the camera off and remove the battery for a few minutes. If the issue remains, seek repair.
Err 30	A malfunction with the shutter has been detected.	Restart the camera. If the problem persists, consult a Canon service center.
Err 40	A malfunction with the power source has been detected.	Check the battery level, clean the battery contacts, or replace the battery.
Err 50	A malfunction related to the electric control has been detected.	Restart the camera and check for firmware updates. Seek repair if unresolved.
Err 60	An error occurred preventing shooting, the lens movement may be obstructed.	Ensure the lens is attached properly and unobstructed. Test with another lens if possible.
Err 70	A malfunction with the images has been detected.	Check the memory card for corruption and try formatting it. Use another card if needed.
Err 80	A malfunction with the electric control or images has been detected.	Turn off the camera, remove the battery, and restart. If unresolved, seek professional assistance.

Casio Camera Errors

Error Message	Description	Troubleshooting Steps
Alert	General error or warning.	Restart the camera or consult the user manual for specific details.
Battery is low	The battery charge is insufficient.	Recharge or replace the battery.
Can not find the file	The requested file is missing or inaccessible.	Check the memory card for the file or try accessing it on a computer.
Card error	The memory card is not functioning correctly.	Reinsert the card, check for damage, or format the card.
Check connections!	Connection to a device or network is faulty.	Verify cables and connections, or reconnect the devices.
Connecting to the network	The camera is attempting to establish a network connection.	Ensure the network is available and the settings are correct.
File could not be saved because battery is low	The battery level is too low to save the file.	Recharge the battery and try saving the file again.
Folder cannot be created	The camera cannot create a new folder.	Ensure sufficient space on the memory card or format it.
Lens error	The lens is stuck or obstructed.	Turn the camera off and on. Check for obstructions and gently clean the lens.
Lens error 2	A secondary lens malfunction has occurred.	Restart the camera. If unresolved, seek professional repair.
Load paper!	No paper is loaded in the printer.	Load paper into the connected printer.
Memory full	The memory card is full.	Delete unnecessary files or use a new memory card.
Printing error	An issue occurred during printing.	Check the printer connection and settings, then retry.
Record error	An error occurred while recording.	Check the memory card and retry the recording.
System error	A general system malfunction occurred.	Restart the camera or consult the user manual.
The card is locked	The memory card is write-protected.	Switch off the write-protection on the memory card.
There are no files	No files are found on the memory card.	Check the card for data or ensure it is inserted correctly.
There are no printing images. Set up DPOF	No images are marked for printing.	Use the camera’s DPOF settings to select images for printing.
There is no image to register	No image is available for registration.	Capture or upload an image and try again.
This card is not formatted	The memory card is not formatted for use.	Format the card using the camera’s format option.
This file cannot be played	The file format is unsupported or corrupted.	Check the file format or try playing it on another device.
This function cannot be used	The selected function is not available.	Refer to the camera manual to determine the correct function usage.

Contax Camera Errors

Error Message	Description	Troubleshooting Steps
Memory card	General issue with the memory card.	Ensure the card is correctly inserted and check for damage. If necessary, reformat the card in the camera.
Card Full	The memory card is full and cannot store additional images.	Delete unnecessary files or replace the card with one that has available space.
No card	No memory card is detected in the camera.	Insert a compatible memory card into the camera.
Write protect	The memory card is write-protected and cannot be written to.	Remove the write-protection switch on the card, or use a different card.
Card error or unsupported format	The card is damaged or formatted in an unsupported format.	Reformat the card using the camera’s format function, or replace it with a compatible card.
No image	There are no images stored on the memory card.	Capture new images or ensure the card contains valid image files.

Epson Camera Errors

Error Message	Description	Troubleshooting Steps
This memory card is write-protected	The memory card is locked and cannot be written to.	Remove the write-protection switch on the card or use a different card.
Memory card error. Check the memory card	There is an issue with the memory card.	Ensure the card is properly inserted, check for damage, and reformat the card if necessary.
No memory card inserted	The camera does not detect a memory card.	Insert a compatible memory card into the camera.
Not enough free space on the memory card	The memory card is full.	Delete unnecessary files or replace the card with one that has available space.
This frame cannot be used with this camera	The selected frame format is incompatible.	Choose a compatible frame or adjust settings to match the camera’s requirements.
The maximum number of Frames that can be registered to the memory card has been reached	The memory card’s frame limit has been exceeded.	Delete unnecessary frames or use a new memory card.
No images	No images are stored on the memory card.	Capture new images or verify that valid image files are present on the card.
This image cannot be displayed	The image file is corrupted or incompatible.	Check the file format or replace the file with a compatible one.
This file cannot be deleted because it is locked or for some other reason	The file is protected and cannot be deleted.	Remove the file lock or use another device to delete the file.
Printer error	An error occurred with the connected printer.	Check printer connections and settings, and ensure the printer is operational.
This image cannot be printed	The image format or file is not supported for printing.	Choose a compatible image file or convert the image to a supported format.
Could not print. Retry?	Printing failed due to a temporary issue.	Check the printer and retry printing the image.
A communication error has occurred.	The camera cannot communicate with the printer.	Ensure all cables are connected properly and the printer is powered on.
XX images could not be printed.	Some images failed to print.	Verify image compatibility and printer functionality, then retry printing.
Cannot print because the necessary Frame file does not exist or is unusable	The required frame file is missing or incompatible.	Install a compatible frame file and retry printing.

Fujifilm Camera Errors

Error Message	Description	Troubleshooting Steps
B (red)	Battery is low or exhausted.	Replace or recharge the battery.
A (blinks red)	Camera overheating or an internal error.	Turn off the camera and let it cool down. If the error persists, consult the manual or contact customer support.
K	An internal malfunction has occurred.	Power off the camera and then back on. If the error remains, refer to the user manual for troubleshooting steps.
S	Shutter error.	Turn off the camera and turn it on again. If the error persists, consult the manual for possible solutions.
Aperture or shutter speed shown in red	The selected settings are not suitable for the lighting conditions.	Adjust the settings to match the available lighting. Lower the shutter speed or adjust the aperture settings.
Blink detected	Issues with the camera’s focus mechanism.	Check the lens connections and ensure it is properly mounted. Clean the lens contacts if necessary.
Focus error	The camera cannot focus on the subject.	Switch to manual focus mode and adjust the focus ring. Reattempt autofocus after correcting any camera or lens misalignments.
Lens control error	Problem with lens communication or function.	Remove and reattach the lens, ensuring it is securely mounted. If the error persists, try another lens to rule out a camera issue.
Card not initialized	The memory card is not formatted for the camera.	Format the card using the camera’s menu options. Note that formatting will erase all data on the card.
Protected card	The memory card is write-protected.	Remove the write-protection switch on the card, or use another card.
Busy	Camera is performing an operation that requires more time.	Wait for the operation to complete before using the camera again.
Card error	Problem with the memory card.	Check the card for damage or corruption. Try a different card to see if the issue persists.
Memory full	No available space on the memory card.	Delete unnecessary files or transfer images to another device. Replace the memory card if needed.
Write error	The camera cannot save data to the memory card.	Check the card for write protection. Try formatting the card, or use a different card.
Read error	The camera cannot read data from the memory card.	Check the card for damage. Try a different card, or format the card using the camera.

Hasselblad Camera Errors

Error Message	Description	Troubleshooting Steps
Memory card error	There is an issue with the memory card inserted into the camera.	1. Check the memory card for physical damage or corruption. 2. Remove and reinsert the card to ensure it is properly seated. 3. Try formatting the card using the camera’s menu options. 4. Use a different memory card to see if the problem persists. 5. If the error continues, consult the user manual or contact Hasselblad support for further assistance.

HP (Hewlett-Packard) Camera Errors

Error Code	Error Message	Description	Troubleshooting Steps
XXX-021	Lens Error (general)	A general problem with the lens has been detected.	1. Turn off the camera and then on again to reset. 2. Gently tap the camera to dislodge any stuck mechanism. 3. If the problem persists, consult the user manual or contact HP support.
XXX-022	Lens Error (zoom cannot retract)	The zoom lens is unable to retract fully.	1. Turn off the camera and remove the battery. 2. Reinsert the battery after a few minutes and power the camera back on. 3. If the issue is not resolved, consider gently tapping the camera to help retract the lens. 4. If the error continues, consult the manual or contact customer support.
XXX-033	Lens Error (lens cannot extend)	The lens is unable to extend properly.	1. Power off the camera and back on. 2. Gently tap the camera to loosen any stuck mechanism. 3. Remove the battery and reinsert it after a few minutes. 4. If the issue persists, consult the manual or contact HP support.
XXX-041	Lens Error (zoom in failed)	The camera fails to zoom in.	1. Turn off the camera and remove the battery. 2. Wait a few minutes before reinserting the battery. 3. Power on the camera and try again. 4. If the error persists, try gently tapping the camera or consult the manual.
XXX-081	Lens Error (zoom out failed)	The camera fails to zoom out.	1. Turn off the camera and remove the battery. 2. Wait a few minutes and reinsert the battery. 3. Power on the camera and try again. 4. If the problem persists, gently tap the camera or refer to the manual for troubleshooting steps.
XXX-200	Unsupported card	The memory card used is not supported by the camera.	1. Use an officially supported memory card type. 2. Format the card using the camera’s menu options. 3. If the error persists, try another card. 4. Consult the manual or contact HP support for compatibility issues.
XXX-202	Unable to format card	The camera cannot format the memory card.	1. Check the memory card for physical damage or corruption. 2. Try using a different card. 3. Ensure the card is properly seated in the camera. 4. If the error continues, consult the manual for detailed instructions on formatting or contact HP support.
XXX-100	Error saving image	There was an error saving the image to the memory card.	1. Check the memory card for corruption or damage. 2. Ensure there is enough free space on the card. 3. Try saving the image to a different location or memory card. 4. If the error persists, consult the manual or contact HP support.
XXX-102	Error saving video	There was an error saving the video to the memory card.	1. Check the memory card for any issues. 2. Ensure there is enough free space on the card. 3. Try saving the video to a different location or memory card. 4. If the error continues, refer to the manual or contact customer support.
XXX-400	Batteries Low	The camera’s batteries are low.	1. Replace or recharge the batteries. 2. Ensure the batteries are properly inserted. 3. If the error persists, consult the manual or contact HP support for battery-related issues.

Kodak Camera Errors

Error Message	Description	Troubleshooting Steps
Cannot set device information	Unable to update device information.	1. Check the camera’s settings and ensure the information is correctly configured. 2. Restart the camera and try again. 3. If the problem persists, consult the user manual for further instructions.
Cannot get device information	Unable to retrieve device information from the camera.	1. Ensure the camera is properly connected to the computer. 2. Restart both the camera and the computer. 3. Check for any firmware updates for the camera. 4. If the issue continues, refer to the user manual or contact Kodak support.
No Device Connected	No connection between the camera and the computer.	1. Check the cable connection between the camera and the computer. 2. Try a different USB port or cable. 3. Restart both the camera and the computer. 4. If the problem persists, consult the user manual or Kodak support.
Date and Time have been reset	The camera’s date and time settings are not retained.	1. Ensure the camera’s battery is not depleted. 2. Set the date and time in the camera’s menu. 3. If the problem persists, replace the camera’s internal battery.
Card is full	The memory card is filled to capacity.	1. Delete unnecessary images or videos to free up space. 2. Use a larger capacity memory card if available. 3. If the card is protected, unlock it.
No memory card	No memory card is detected in the camera.	1. Insert a compatible memory card into the camera. 2. Ensure the card is properly seated. 3. Check the card for damage or corruption. 4. If the issue persists, try a different memory card.
No album names on camera	No album names are displayed on the camera.	1. Create albums on the camera through its menu. 2. Check if the memory card is properly formatted. 3. Restart the camera and try again.
Internal memory cannot be read	The internal memory is not readable by the camera.	1. Check for any error messages on the camera. 2. Ensure the camera’s internal memory is not full. 3. Try connecting the camera to a computer to recover data. 4. If the problem persists, consult the user manual or Kodak support.
Recording stopped. Record in internal memory	Recording cannot continue because the memory card is full.	1. Delete unnecessary files on the memory card. 2. Free up space on the internal memory by transferring files to a computer. 3. If the card is protected, unlock it. 4. Consider using a larger capacity memory card.
High Camera Temperature	The camera is overheating.	1. Turn off the camera and allow it to cool down. 2. Remove the battery and memory card, then wait for the camera to cool. 3. Avoid using the camera in direct sunlight or in hot environments. 4. If the issue persists, consult the user manual or Kodak support.
Internal memory requires formatting	The internal memory is not formatted properly.	1. Back up any important data from the internal memory to a computer. 2. Format the internal memory through the camera’s menu. 3. If the camera does not allow formatting, try connecting it to a computer and formatting it from there.
Memory card is full	The memory card is filled to capacity.	1. Delete unnecessary files from the memory card. 2. Use a larger capacity memory card if possible. 3. Ensure the card is not write-protected.
Memory card is unusable	The memory card cannot be read or written to.	1. Try using a different memory card. 2. Check the card for physical damage or corruption. 3. Reformat the card through the camera’s menu or a computer.
Memory card is protected	The memory card is write-protected.	1. Remove the write-protect switch from the card. 2. If the card is permanently write-protected, use a different card. 3. Ensure the card is not damaged.
Unrecognized File Format	The camera cannot read the file format.	1. Ensure the files are in a compatible format for the camera. 2. Convert the files to a supported format. 3. Check if the memory card has corrupted files and try reformatting it.
Memory card is locked	The memory card is locked, preventing changes.	1. Unlock the write-protect switch on the memory card. 2. Try using a different memory card. 3. If the card is permanently write-protected, consider using a different card.
Memory card requires formatting	The memory card needs to be formatted before use.	1. Back up any important data from the memory card. 2. Format the card using the camera’s menu options. 3. If the camera does not allow formatting, try using a computer to format it.
Memory card cannot be read	The camera cannot read the memory card.	1. Check the card for physical damage. 2. Try using a different card. 3. Reformat the card through the camera’s menu or a computer.
Internal memory is full	The internal memory is filled to capacity.	1. Transfer data from the internal memory to a computer to free up space. 2. Delete unnecessary files from the internal memory. 3. If the problem persists, consider using a different card.
Read only card, change to internal memory to capture	The memory card is in read-only mode.	1. Change the memory card mode to internal memory through the camera’s menu. 2. If the card is write-protected, remove the protection switch. 3. Consider using a different card if the problem persists.
Camera Ready light glows steady red	The camera is ready for use but is indicating an issue.	1. Ensure there are no errors or warnings displayed on the camera screen. 2. Check for any outstanding tasks, such as pending image transfers. 3. Restart the camera if necessary.
Error codes E7, E6, E5, E4, E3, E2	Specific error codes indicating different issues.	1. Refer to the camera manual for specific troubleshooting steps for each error code. 2. Try the general troubleshooting steps for similar issues. 3. If the problem persists, contact Kodak support for assistance.

Konica Minolta Camera Errors

Error Message	Description	Possible Solutions
Card Full	The memory card is full and cannot store additional photos.	– Delete unnecessary files from the memory card. – Use a higher-capacity memory card.
Memory Full	The camera’s internal memory is full.	– Transfer photos to a computer or delete unwanted images. – Use an SD card for additional storage.
Card Locked	The write protection switch on the SD card is enabled.	– Unlock the SD card by sliding the lock switch on the side of the card to the “unlock” position.
Lock	The camera’s settings or a specific function is locked.	– Check the camera’s settings and unlock them, if applicable. – Refer to the user manual for unlocking steps.
No Image	The camera cannot find any images to display or process.	– Ensure the memory card has images stored on it. – Try removing and reinserting the memory card.
File Error	There is a problem with reading or writing the file.	– Check the file format (e.g., JPEG, RAW) is compatible. – Try formatting the card (after backing up data).
Memory Error	An issue with accessing the camera’s internal memory.	– Restart the camera. – Format the memory card or reset the camera settings.
Card Error	The camera is unable to read the inserted memory card.	– Try reinserting the card. – Check for physical damage to the card or try a different one.
Low Light!	Insufficient light for proper exposure or focus.	– Increase the ambient light. – Use a flash or increase the ISO sensitivity.
Hand Shake Icon	Indicates that camera shake is detected during shooting.	– Use a tripod or stabilize the camera. – Increase the shutter speed or enable anti-shake mode (if available).

Kyocera Camera Errors

Error Message	Description	Possible Solutions
Memory Card	There is an issue with the memory card.	– Check if the card is inserted properly. – Try a different memory card. – Ensure the card is compatible with the camera.
Card Full	The memory card has no remaining space.	– Delete unnecessary files from the card. – Transfer files to a computer. – Use a higher-capacity memory card.
No Card	The camera cannot detect any memory card.	– Ensure the memory card is inserted correctly. – Try reinserting the card. – Test with a different card to check for any malfunction.
Write Protect	The memory card’s write protection is enabled.	– Disable the write protection by sliding the lock switch on the side of the card to the “unlock” position.
Card Error or Unsupported Format	The card is either damaged or in an unsupported format.	– Format the card (after backing up data). – Check that the card format (e.g., FAT32, exFAT) is supported by the camera. – Use a different, compatible memory card.
No Image	No images are available on the memory card.	– Check if the card contains any images. – Reinsert the card. – Ensure the files are not corrupted.

Leica Camera Errors

Error Message	Description	Possible Solutions
A folder cannot be created	The camera is unable to create a new folder to save files.	– Check the memory card for issues. – Ensure that the memory card has sufficient space. – Try formatting the card (after backing up data).
Built-in memory error, format built-in memory?	There is an issue with the built-in memory.	– Confirm if you want to format the built-in memory. – Backup any data if necessary and format the built-in memory.
Cannot be set on some/this picture	The camera cannot apply settings to a specific image.	– Check if the picture is in a format that supports the desired settings. – Try applying settings to a different image or reformat the file.
Copy could not be completed	The camera encountered an error while copying a file.	– Verify the memory card has enough space. – Ensure the file format is supported. – Retry copying the file.
Memory card error, format this card?	There is an issue with the memory card.	– Format the card (after backing up any important data). – Try using a different memory card.
Memory card error, please check the card	The camera cannot read or write to the memory card.	– Check if the card is properly inserted. – Inspect the card for any physical damage. – Try using a different memory card.
Memory card parameter error	The parameters of the memory card are invalid.	– Try formatting the memory card (after backing up data). – Use a compatible memory card.
Motion recording was cancelled due to the limitation of the writing speed of the card	The card is too slow to handle motion recording.	– Use a faster memory card with a higher writing speed. – Lower the video resolution or frame rate.
No additional delete selections can be made	You cannot delete more files at the moment.	– Ensure that the card is not full. – Check if there are any files currently being used or locked.
No additional selections can be made	You cannot select more files to perform an action.	– Deselect some files or reset the selection. – Check for any ongoing operations preventing further selections.
No valid picture to play	The camera cannot find any valid image to display.	– Ensure that the memory card contains images. – Check if the image files are corrupt.
Not enough memory on the card	The memory card does not have enough space.	– Delete unnecessary files or transfer files to another device. – Use a higher-capacity memory card.
Not enough space on built-in memory	The camera’s internal memory is full.	– Delete unwanted files or transfer them to a computer. – Use a memory card for additional storage.
Picture is displayed for 4:3/16:9 TV	The image is displayed in a specific aspect ratio for TV viewing.	– Check the aspect ratio settings and adjust according to your display device. – Resize the image for the correct format.
Please check the printer	The camera is unable to communicate with the printer.	– Ensure the printer is powered on and connected. – Check for paper jams or low ink levels.
Please turn the camera off and then on again	The camera needs to be restarted to resolve the issue.	– Power off the camera, wait a few seconds, and power it back on. – If the problem persists, try removing the battery and reinserting it.
Printer busy	The printer is currently processing another task.	– Wait for the printer to finish its current job. – Ensure the printer is not overloaded or experiencing errors.
Read error, please check the card	The camera cannot read the memory card.	– Remove and reinsert the card. – Try a different memory card. – Check for physical damage to the card.
Some pictures cannot be copied	Some files cannot be copied to another location.	– Check for any file corruptions. – Ensure the destination has enough space.
Some pictures cannot be deleted	Some images cannot be deleted.	– Check if the images are locked or protected. – Try deleting the files after unlocking them.
System error	A system error has occurred.	– Restart the camera. – If the error persists, reset the camera settings.
This memory card is locked	The write protection on the memory card is enabled.	– Slide the lock switch on the memory card to the “unlock” position.
This memory card is protected	The memory card is write-protected.	– Disable the write protection by sliding the lock switch on the card.
This picture is protected	The image is locked and cannot be deleted or modified.	– Unlock the image from the camera settings to enable changes or deletion.
This/some picture/s cannot be deleted	The image(s) cannot be deleted.	– Ensure that the picture is not protected or locked. – Try deleting after unlocking the image.
Write error, please check the card	The camera encountered a problem while trying to write to the memory card.	– Check the card for damage or dirt. – Format the card or try a different one.

Nikon Camera Errors

Error Message	Description	Possible Solutions
Lock lens aperture ring at minimum aperture (largest f-number)	The lens aperture ring is not set to the minimum aperture.	– Rotate the lens aperture ring to the minimum aperture (largest f-number).
Lens not attached	The camera does not detect a lens attached to the body.	– Attach a compatible lens to the camera body. – Ensure the lens is properly secured.
Attach a lens	The camera requires a lens to be attached to take photos.	– Attach a lens securely to the camera body. – Check if the lens is properly mounted and locked in place.
Shutter release disabled. Recharge battery	The camera’s battery is critically low.	– Recharge the battery or replace it with a fully charged one. – Ensure the battery is correctly inserted.
This battery cannot be used. Choose battery designated for use in this camera	The battery being used is not compatible with the camera.	– Replace the battery with one that is specifically designed for use in the camera model.
Initialization error. Turn camera off and then on again	The camera encountered an initialization error.	– Turn the camera off and wait a few seconds before turning it back on. – If the problem persists, remove and reinsert the battery.
Battery level is low. Complete operation and turn camera off immediately	The camera’s battery level is critically low.	– Complete the current operation and turn the camera off immediately. – Charge the battery or replace it with a charged one.
Clock not set	The camera’s internal clock is not set.	– Set the date and time in the camera’s settings menu.
No SD card inserted	The camera does not detect an inserted SD card.	– Insert a properly formatted SD card into the camera.
Memory card is locked. Slide lock to “write” position	The SD card’s write protection is enabled.	– Slide the lock switch on the SD card to the “write” position to enable writing to the card.
This memory card cannot be used. Card may be damaged. Insert another card	The memory card is either damaged or incompatible with the camera.	– Try using a different memory card. – Check the card for physical damage and replace it if necessary.
This card is not formatted. Format the card	The SD card is not formatted for use in the camera.	– Format the card using the camera’s menu (be sure to back up data if needed).
Card is full	The SD card is out of space and cannot store more photos.	– Delete unnecessary files from the card or transfer them to a computer. – Use a higher-capacity SD card.
Subject is too bright	The scene is overexposed and too bright for proper exposure.	– Adjust the exposure settings (lower ISO, faster shutter speed, smaller aperture). – Use a neutral density filter to reduce light entering the lens.
Subject is too dark	The scene is underexposed and too dark to capture correctly.	– Increase the exposure (raise ISO, slower shutter speed, larger aperture). – Use additional lighting or a flash.
Flash is in TTL mode. Choose another setting or use a CPU lens	The camera is using TTL flash metering, which may not be compatible with the current lens.	– Switch the flash mode to manual or adjust the lens. – Use a compatible CPU lens that supports TTL metering.
Unable to measure preset white balance. Please try again	The camera is unable to measure white balance with the current settings.	– Reattempt the white balance measurement. – Use a white or gray reference card to assist the measurement.
Folder contains no images	The selected folder has no images stored on it.	– Check that the folder contains valid image files. – Select a different folder or insert a memory card with images.
File does not contain image data	The file cannot be processed as it does not contain valid image data.	– Verify that the file is an actual image and not corrupted. – If necessary, recover the file or try a different image.
Check printer	The camera cannot communicate with the printer.	– Ensure the printer is turned on and properly connected. – Check for paper jams or other printer errors.
Error. Press shutter release button again	The camera encountered an error and requires a retry.	– Press the shutter release button again to try the operation again. – If the problem persists, restart the camera.
Initialization error. Contact Nikon-authorized service representative	The camera has a serious initialization issue.	– Turn the camera off and back on again. – If the error continues, contact a Nikon-authorized service representative.

Olympus Camera Errors

Error Message	Description	Possible Solutions
Card error	The camera cannot read or write to the memory card.	– Remove and reinsert the memory card. – Check the card for damage and replace if needed. – Format the card if necessary.
No card	The camera does not detect a memory card.	– Insert a properly formatted memory card. – Ensure the card is compatible with the camera.
Unformatted card	The memory card is not formatted for use in the camera.	– Format the card using the camera’s menu (back up data before formatting).
Card full	The memory card has no available space.	– Delete unnecessary files or transfer them to a computer. – Use a higher-capacity memory card.
No camera head	The camera head is not attached or detected.	– Attach the camera head securely. – Check for any connection issues.
No picture	The camera cannot detect any images.	– Ensure that there are valid image files on the memory card. – Check the memory card for errors.
Bad picture	The image file is corrupted or unreadable.	– Try viewing the image on a computer. – Recover or delete the corrupted image and attempt capturing a new one.
Cannot open file	The camera is unable to open or read the selected file.	– Ensure the file is not corrupted. – Try transferring the file to a computer to check if it opens there.
Camera damaged	The camera has a malfunction or is physically damaged.	– Check for any visible damage and contact an authorized service center for repair.
Need a scale on	The camera requires a specific scale setting.	– Adjust the camera settings to use the correct scale. – Refer to the camera manual for scale settings.
TIFF only	The camera only supports TIFF format for the current operation.	– Change the file format to TIFF if required. – Use a compatible format for your current task.
Save the picture	The camera requires the image to be saved before proceeding.	– Save the current picture before attempting any other operations.
Resolution error	The image resolution is not compatible with the current settings.	– Adjust the resolution settings to match the image requirements. – Ensure the image resolution is supported by the camera.
Set to 1x again	The camera needs to be set to 1x zoom or magnification.	– Reset the camera to the default 1x magnification setting.

Panasonic Camera Errors

Error Code	Description	Possible Solutions
18001000	PSD (X) error. Hall element (X axis) position detect error in OIS unit.	– Check the OIS unit for possible mechanical issues. – Consult the service manual for error diagnostics.
18002000	PSD (Y) error. Hall element (Y axis) position detect error in OIS unit.	– Inspect the OIS unit and ensure the Y-axis Hall element is working properly. – Perform a system reset and check for persistent issues.
18003000	GYRO (X) error. Gyro (IC7301: X axis) detect error on Main P.C.B.	– Inspect the gyro on the Main P.C.B. for faults. – Consider replacing the gyro or recalibrating the sensor.
18004000	GYRO (Y) error. Gyro (IC7301: Y axis) detect error on Main P.C.B.	– Check the Y-axis gyro sensor on the Main P.C.B. – Recalibrate or replace the gyro sensor if necessary.
18005000	MREF error (Reference voltage error).	– Verify the reference voltage supply. – Replace or repair the voltage regulator if faulty.
18006000	Drive voltage (X) error.	– Inspect the X-axis drive circuitry. – Check for voltage irregularities and repair or replace components.
18007000	Drive voltage (Y) error.	– Inspect the Y-axis drive components. – Replace or calibrate as needed.
18000100	HP Low detect error (C.B. encoder (full retract) always Low detect).	– Inspect the encoder for damage or obstruction. – Check for mechanical issues that could prevent proper detection.
18000200	HP High detect error (C.B. encoder (full retract) always High detect).	– Verify encoder operation and clear any obstructions. – Check the encoder’s connection and replace if necessary.
18000300	ENC1 detect error (C.B. motor encoder 1 detect error).	– Inspect motor encoder 1 for failure or misalignment. – Clean or replace the encoder as needed.
18000400	ENC2 detect error (C.B. motor encoder 2 detect error).	– Inspect motor encoder 2 for faults. – Realign or replace the encoder if needed.
18000001	HP Low detect error (Focus encoder always Low detect error).	– Check the focus encoder for damage. – Repair or replace the focus encoder if necessary.
18000002	HP High detect error (Focus encoder always High detect error).	– Inspect focus encoder for misalignment or malfunction. – Clean or replace the encoder if necessary.
18000005	Focus lock error (Focus cannot be driven to a specified position).	– Check the lens and focus motor for any obstructions. – Reset the focus system or replace the motor.
18000006	Focus comparison signal (A aspect) is irregular.	– Inspect the focus sensor and recalibrate if necessary. – Perform a system reset or seek repair.
18000007	Focus comparison signal (B aspect) is irregular.	– Check for sensor misalignment or damage. – Recalibrate or replace the sensor.
18000008	Focus REF voltage is irregular.	– Verify the reference voltage supply for the focus system. – Replace or repair the voltage regulator if necessary.
10030000	Lens cap error.	– Remove the lens cap. – Check for any obstruction in the lens cap mechanism.
18010000	Power ON time out error.	– Inspect the power supply components. – Check for faulty connections and replace any damaged parts.
18020000	Power OFF time out error.	– Check the power-off sequence for any disruptions. – Perform a hard reset of the camera.
19002000	Yaw direction amplitude error (small).	– Inspect the yaw sensor for faults. – Recalibrate or replace the yaw sensor.
19003000	Pitch direction amplitude error (small).	– Check the pitch direction sensor for issues. – Recalibrate or replace the pitch sensor.
19004000	Yaw direction amplitude error (large).	– Inspect the yaw sensor for significant damage or misalignment. – Recalibrate or replace the yaw sensor.
19005000	Pitch direction amplitude error (large).	– Check the pitch sensor for malfunction. – Recalibrate or replace the sensor.
19006000	MREF error.	– Verify the reference voltage system. – Repair or replace the reference voltage components.
19007000	Time out error.	– Check the system for delays and interruptions. – Reset the camera or perform a diagnostic check.
19008000	Yaw direction off set error.	– Recalibrate the yaw sensor. – Check for misalignments in the sensor.
19009000	Pitch direction off set error.	– Recalibrate the pitch sensor. – Inspect for any mechanical faults or misalignment.
1900A000	Yaw direction gain error.	– Check the yaw gain settings. – Recalibrate or adjust the gain for the yaw sensor.
1900B000	Pitch direction gain error.	– Inspect the pitch gain settings. – Recalibrate or adjust the gain for the pitch sensor.
1900C000	Yaw direction position sensor error.	– Verify the yaw position sensor. – Recalibrate or replace the sensor as needed.
1900D000	Pitch direction position sensor error.	– Check the pitch position sensor. – Recalibrate or replace if faulty.
1900E000	OIS adj. other error.	– Check the OIS adjustment system. – Recalibrate or replace the OIS system components.
28000000	Flash charging error.	– Check the flash charging circuitry. – Inspect the power supply to the flash unit.
2B000001	EEPROM read error.	– Check for EEPROM corruption. – Perform a reset or replace the EEPROM.
2B000002	EEPROM write error.	– Check for EEPROM write failures. – Replace the EEPROM or reset its settings.
2C000001	SYSTEM IC initialize failure error.	– Inspect the system IC for issues. – Reset or replace the system IC.
30000001-30000007	CPU Errors.	– Perform a system reset. – Check for CPU malfunctions and replace if needed.
31000001	Card logic error.	– Inspect the memory card and its contacts. – Reformat the card or try a different card.
31000002	Card physical error.	– Check the physical condition of the card. – Replace the card if physically damaged.
31000004	Write error.	– Check for storage space or card compatibility issues. – Try reformatting the card.
31000005	Format error.	– Reformat the card using the camera. – Ensure the card is properly inserted and detected.
38000001	Camera task finish process time out.	– Check for software issues. – Perform a camera reset and check for updates.
38000002	Camera task invalid code error.	– Reset the camera and check for task-related errors. – Try restoring the camera’s default settings.
38000100	File time out error in recording motion image.	– Check the file storage. – Ensure that the camera has sufficient space for recording.
38000200	File data send error in recording motion image.	– Inspect the file transfer process. – Check the connectivity and storage medium.
38000300	Single or burst recording brake time out.	– Check for interruptions during recording. – Ensure adequate memory space and functionality.
3B000000	FLASHROM processing early period of camera during movement.	– Inspect the FLASHROM for errors. – Check for mechanical issues.
3C000000	Not complete zoom lens processing.	– Ensure the zoom lens is properly connected and operational. – Check for any lens movement obstructions.
35000000	Dummy processing = Injustice command (0-7bit : command, 8-15bit : Status).	– Inspect for incorrect camera commands. – Reset the camera and check for command errors.
35010000	Though record preprocessing is necessary, it is not called.	– Check the preprocessing settings. – Ensure that the necessary processes are activated.
35020000	Though record preprocessing is necessary, it is not completed.	– Verify the preprocessing settings and tasks. – Reattempt the preprocessing or consult the manual for detailed diagnostics.

Pentax Camera Errors

Error Code	Description	Possible Solutions
Battery depleted	The camera’s battery is empty.	– Replace the battery with a fully charged one. – Recharge the current battery if possible.
Memory card full	The memory card has run out of space.	– Delete unnecessary files from the memory card. – Replace the memory card with a new one.
Memory card error	The camera cannot read the memory card properly.	– Remove the card, clean the contacts, and reinsert it. – Try using another memory card. – Format the card (Note: This will erase all data).
Card not formatted	The memory card is not formatted for use in the camera.	– Format the memory card using the camera’s settings. – Make sure to back up data before formatting if needed.
Card locked	The memory card is locked and cannot be written to.	– Unlock the memory card by sliding the lock switch to the “unlocked” position.
Compression error	There is an issue with compressing the image or video.	– Check the settings for image compression. – Try using a different memory card. – Reset the camera settings.
No image/sound	The camera cannot display or play the image or sound.	– Check if the file is corrupted. – Ensure the camera supports the file format. – Try transferring the file to a computer to view or listen.
Movie recording stopped	Movie recording has been unexpectedly halted.	– Ensure there is enough space on the memory card. – Check the camera’s temperature; it may overheat and stop recording. – Restart the camera and try again.
Deleting	The camera is in the process of deleting a file.	– Wait until the deletion process is complete. – Avoid interrupting the process.
Camera cannot play this image and sound	The camera cannot play the current image or sound file.	– Check if the file format is supported by the camera. – Ensure the file is not corrupted. – Convert the file to a compatible format and try again.
Image folder could not be created	The camera was unable to create an image folder on the memory card.	– Format the memory card. – Check for file system errors on the card. – Try using another memory card.
Protected	The file is protected and cannot be modified or deleted.	– Remove the write protection from the file. – Unprotect the file in the camera settings.
Data being recorded	The camera is in the process of recording data.	– Wait for the recording process to finish. – Avoid interrupting the camera while recording.
Data being processed	The camera is processing data.	– Wait for the data processing to complete. – Do not turn off the camera during this process.

Ricoh Camera Errors

Error Code	Description	Possible Solutions
System error occurs	A system error has occurred in the camera.	– Turn off the camera, wait a few moments, and turn it back on. – If the error persists, consult the user manual or contact Ricoh support.
Unable to change memory	The camera cannot change memory.	– Ensure the memory card is properly inserted. – Try using a different memory card. – Check for any damage to the card or card slot.
Insufficient memory	The camera has run out of memory.	– Delete unnecessary files from the memory card. – Use a higher capacity memory card. – Backup files to a computer to free up space.
Change to card	The camera is asking you to switch to a memory card.	– Insert a valid memory card into the camera. – Make sure the card is not full or locked.
Format required	The memory card or internal memory needs to be formatted.	– Format the memory card or internal memory using the camera’s settings. – Ensure that you back up any important data before formatting.
Format internal memory	The camera’s internal memory requires formatting.	– Format the internal memory through the camera’s settings. – Back up any files stored in internal memory before formatting.
Card is unavailable	The camera cannot detect or access the memory card.	– Check if the memory card is properly inserted. – Try using a different memory card. – Clean the memory card contacts.
Format error	An error occurred during the memory card or internal memory formatting.	– Reattempt formatting the memory card or internal memory. – Ensure the card is compatible and not damaged. – Try formatting the card using a computer if the camera fails.
No file	No image or file is available for the current operation.	– Ensure there are files saved on the memory card or internal memory. – Check if the files are corrupted or deleted.
Insufficient memory. Continue copy?	There is not enough memory to continue copying.	– Delete unnecessary files to free up memory space. – Use a higher capacity memory card. – Stop other processes to allow the copy to proceed.
File number over. Cannot save.	The file number limit has been reached and the camera cannot save the new file.	– Reset the file numbering in the camera settings. – Format the memory card to clear old file numbers.
Exceeded DPOF limit. Set up to 999.	The number of files selected for printing exceeds the DPOF limit.	– Reduce the number of files selected for DPOF printing. – Set the limit to 999 files or less.
Failed to create DPOF files	The camera could not create DPOF files for printing.	– Check if the memory card is full or write-protected. – Ensure the camera is not malfunctioning. – Retry creating DPOF files after reformatting the card.
Failed to read DPOF files	The camera could not read the DPOF files.	– Reinsert the memory card. – Ensure the DPOF files are not corrupted. – Try using another memory card or device.

Samsung Camera Errors

Error Code	Description	Possible Solutions
Card error	The camera cannot read the memory card properly.	– Remove the card, clean the contacts, and reinsert it. – Try using a different memory card. – Format the card (Note: this will erase all data).
Memory card full	The memory card has run out of space.	– Delete unnecessary files from the memory card. – Replace the memory card with a larger capacity one.
No image	No image is available for viewing or processing.	– Check if the file is corrupted. – Ensure that the camera has images stored on the memory card.
Camera cannot display this image	The camera is unable to display the selected image.	– Check if the image file is corrupted. – Ensure the file format is supported by the camera. – Try viewing the image on a computer.
No card in camera	The camera does not detect a memory card.	– Insert a valid memory card into the camera. – Make sure the memory card is not damaged.
Memory card error	The camera cannot read or write to the memory card.	– Try removing the card, cleaning the contacts, and reinserting it. – Use a different memory card. – Format the card (Note: this will erase all data).
Card not formatted	The memory card is not formatted for use in the camera.	– Format the memory card using the camera’s settings. – Make sure to back up any important data before formatting.
Card is locked	The memory card is locked and cannot be written to.	– Unlock the memory card by sliding the lock switch to the “unlocked” position.
This image is protected	The selected image is protected and cannot be deleted or overwritten.	– Remove the protection from the image in the camera settings. – Ensure that the image is not set as “read-only.”
Cannot use this card	The memory card is incompatible with the camera.	– Ensure the memory card is formatted correctly. – Try using a different card that is supported by the camera.
Battery depleted	The camera’s battery is empty.	– Recharge or replace the battery with a fully charged one.
Not enough battery remaining to clean sensor	The battery level is too low to clean the camera sensor.	– Charge the battery or replace it with a fully charged one before attempting sensor cleaning.
Image folder could not be created	The camera could not create a new folder for images.	– Try formatting the memory card. – Check for available space on the card and try again.
The image is not stored	The camera could not store the image.	– Check if there is enough space on the memory card. – Ensure the card is not write-protected.
Settings not stored	The camera cannot store the settings.	– Check if the memory card is locked. – Ensure the camera’s internal memory is working properly.
RAW images cannot be set	The camera cannot set RAW image mode.	– Ensure that RAW image settings are supported by the camera. – Check if there is enough memory on the card for RAW files.
No image to be filtered	There is no image available for filtering.	– Make sure an image is selected for editing. – Ensure that the camera supports the filtering function.
This image cannot be filtered	The selected image cannot be filtered.	– Check if the image format is compatible with the filter settings. – Ensure the image is not corrupted.
No DPOF files	There are no DPOF files available for printing.	– Create DPOF files for the images you want to print. – Ensure the memory card contains valid DPOF files.
Printer error	The camera cannot connect to the printer.	– Ensure the printer is powered on and connected. – Check the printer’s settings and status.
No paper in a printer	The printer has no paper loaded.	– Load paper into the printer and try again.
No ink in a printer	The printer has no ink.	– Replace or refill the ink cartridge and try printing again.
Paper stuck in a printer	Paper is jammed inside the printer.	– Turn off the printer and carefully remove any jammed paper. – Ensure the printer is clear of debris and try again.
Data error	There is an error with the data being transferred or read.	– Check the memory card for errors. – Ensure the files are not corrupted. – Try using a different memory card.

Sanyo Camera Errors

Error Code	Description	Possible Solutions
Empty battery icon	The battery is nearly depleted.	– Recharge the battery or replace it with a fully charged one. – Check for any issues with the battery connections.
Card Requires Formatting	The memory card is not formatted or is corrupted.	– Format the card using the camera settings (Note: this will erase all data on the card). – Use a different memory card if the issue persists.
Card is Full	The memory card has no available space.	– Delete unnecessary files from the card. – Replace the memory card with one of larger capacity.
Card is Locked	The memory card is locked and cannot be written to.	– Unlock the memory card by sliding the lock switch to the “unlocked” position.
Insufficient memory space to complete request	The camera does not have enough memory to complete the operation.	– Delete files from the memory card or internal memory. – Ensure there is enough free space on the memory card.
No image displays on the TV screen	The camera is not displaying images on the connected TV.	– Check the connection between the camera and the TV. – Ensure the TV input is set to the correct source (e.g., HDMI or AV). – Verify the TV is compatible with the camera’s output format.
Insufficient space on the card	The memory card does not have enough space to save new images.	– Delete files from the memory card to free up space. – Use a memory card with a larger capacity.

Sigma Camera Errors

Error Code	Description	Possible Solutions
No CF memory card in camera	The camera does not detect a CF (Compact Flash) memory card.	– Insert a CF memory card into the camera. – Ensure the card is properly inserted and seated correctly.
Incompatible file system. Format card.	The file system on the CF card is not compatible with the camera.	– Format the CF card using the camera settings. – Back up any important data before formatting the card (Note: formatting will erase all data).
CF memory card is full!	The CF card has no remaining space to save new images.	– Delete unnecessary files from the CF card. – Use a CF card with a larger storage capacity.
No images on CF memory card	The CF card does not contain any images to view.	– Ensure that images have been saved to the CF card. – Check if the images were accidentally deleted.
Error writing to CF memory card!	The camera cannot write data to the CF card.	– Check if the CF card is locked or write-protected. – Ensure the card is correctly inserted. – Try using a different CF card.
An error has occurred!	A general error has occurred in the camera.	– Turn the camera off and then back on. – Check for any issues with the CF card or battery. – If the error persists, refer to the camera’s manual or contact support.
CF memory card cover is open!	The CF memory card compartment cover is not properly closed.	– Close the CF memory card cover securely. – Check for any obstructions or damage to the compartment cover.

Sony Camera Errors

Error Code	Description	Possible Solutions
For use with compatible battery only	The battery inserted is not compatible with the camera.	– Replace the battery with a compatible one. – Use a genuine Sony battery recommended for your camera model.
System error	A general system error has occurred.	– Turn the camera off and then back on. – If the issue persists, reset the camera settings or contact support.
Internal memory error	The internal memory is malfunctioning.	– Try formatting the internal memory. – If the issue persists, consider using an external memory card.
Reinsert the memory card Memory Stick	The memory card is not detected properly.	– Remove and reinsert the Memory Stick. – Ensure the Memory Stick is properly seated in the camera slot.
Memory card Memory Stick type error	The inserted Memory Stick is not supported by the camera.	– Check if the Memory Stick is compatible with your camera model. – Try using a different Memory Stick that meets the camera’s requirements.
Cannot access memory card Memory Stick	The camera cannot access the inserted Memory Stick.	– Reinsert the Memory Stick. – Check for physical damage to the Memory Stick or camera slot.
Access denied	The camera cannot access the memory card or file.	– Ensure the Memory Stick is unlocked. – Check for file corruption or a read-only setting.
Error formatting memory card Memory Stick	An error occurred while attempting to format the Memory Stick.	– Try reformatting the Memory Stick in a computer. – Use a different Memory Stick if the issue persists.
Error formatting internal memory	The camera encountered an error while formatting its internal memory.	– Try formatting the internal memory again. – If the problem persists, use an external memory card.
Memory card Memory Stick locked	The Memory Stick is locked and cannot be written to.	– Unlock the Memory Stick by sliding the lock switch to the unlocked position.
No memory space on internal memory	The camera’s internal memory is full.	– Delete unnecessary files from the internal memory. – Use an external memory card with more capacity.
No memory space on memory card Memory Stick	The Memory Stick is full and cannot store more data.	– Delete files from the Memory Stick to free up space. – Use a larger Memory Stick with more capacity.
Read only memory	The Memory Stick or internal memory is set to read-only mode.	– Ensure the Memory Stick is unlocked. – Check the camera’s settings for any read-only options.
No images	There are no images on the memory card or internal memory.	– Ensure that images have been saved to the memory card. – Check the memory card or internal memory for missing files.
Folder error	The camera cannot access the selected folder.	– Ensure the folder exists and is not corrupted. – Try creating a new folder or accessing another folder.
Cannot create more folders	The camera has reached the maximum folder limit.	– Delete unnecessary folders or files to create space. – Use a new memory card to avoid folder limits.
File error	The camera cannot read or write to a file.	– Check for file corruption. – Try deleting the corrupted file or using a new memory card.
Read only folder	The folder is set to read-only mode.	– Check for any settings that restrict write permissions on the folder. – Try using a different folder or memory card.
File protected	The file is protected from being deleted or modified.	– Remove file protection by changing its settings or unlocking it.
Image size over limit	The image exceeds the camera’s maximum supported size.	– Resize the image to fit within the camera’s file size limits. – Use a lower resolution when capturing images.
Invalid operation	The camera cannot perform the requested operation.	– Check the operation and ensure it is supported by the camera. – Refer to the camera manual for supported operations.
No red-eye detected	The camera did not detect red-eye in the photo.	– Ensure proper lighting and distance for red-eye detection. – Try using the red-eye reduction feature again.
Vibration warning indicator	The camera detects excessive vibration that may affect image quality.	– Stabilize the camera and use a tripod if necessary. – Reduce camera shake by using higher shutter speeds or stabilization features.
1280×720 is not available	The 1280×720 resolution setting is not available for the current operation.	– Switch to a different resolution or settings that support 1280×720.
Zoom disabled	The camera’s zoom function is currently disabled.	– Check if zoom is disabled due to the camera’s settings or mode. – Ensure the lens is properly attached and functioning.
Maximum number of images already selected	You have already selected the maximum number of images.	– Deselect some images to make space for additional selections. – Check for settings that limit the number of selected images.
Low battery power	The camera battery is running low.	– Replace or recharge the battery. – Carry a spare battery for longer shooting sessions.
Printer busy	The connected printer is currently busy.	– Wait for the printer to finish its current task. – Try again later or check the printer’s status.
Paper error	An issue with the printer’s paper.	– Check the paper tray for jams or empty paper. – Refill or reposition the paper and try again.
No paper	The printer has no paper loaded.	– Load paper into the printer and try again.
Ink error	An issue with the printer’s ink cartridge.	– Check the ink cartridge for proper installation or damage. – Replace the ink cartridge if necessary.
Low ink	The printer’s ink level is low.	– Replace the ink cartridge or refill it. – Check the printer’s ink level and ensure it’s sufficient for printing.
No ink	The printer has no ink.	– Install a new ink cartridge.
Printer error	An error has occurred with the printer.	– Check the printer for paper jams or connection issues. – Restart both the camera and printer.
Processing…	The camera is processing an image or operation.	– Wait for the processing to complete before taking further action.
Error Playing Music	An error occurred while playing music files.	– Ensure the music file format is supported. – Check the file for corruption and try again.
Error Formatting Music	The camera encountered an error while formatting music.	– Try reformatting the music files or use a different format.
Operation cannot be executed in unsupported files	The operation is not supported for the selected file format.	– Use a supported file format. – Convert the file to a compatible format if necessary.

Toshiba Camera Errors

Error Code	Description	Possible Solutions
Card error	The camera cannot read or write to the inserted memory card.	– Remove and reinsert the memory card. – Try using a different memory card. – Check for any physical damage to the card.
Card full	The memory card is full and cannot store additional images or data.	– Delete unwanted images from the card. – Use a new or higher-capacity memory card.
Card protected	The memory card is locked or write-protected.	– Slide the write protection switch on the memory card to the “unlocked” position. – Try reformatting the card if necessary.
Card unformatted	The memory card is not formatted for use with the camera.	– Format the memory card in the camera. – Ensure that the card is compatible with the camera.
DPOF error	There is an issue with the Digital Print Order Format (DPOF) on the card.	– Check the DPOF settings and make sure they are properly configured. – Reset the DPOF settings or delete the DPOF files.
Folder error	The camera cannot access or create the selected folder.	– Ensure the folder exists and is not corrupted. – Create a new folder or try accessing another one.
Full	The memory card or internal memory is full.	– Delete unnecessary files from the card or internal memory. – Use a larger memory card with more available space.
Image protected	The image is locked and cannot be deleted or overwritten.	– Unlock the image to allow deletion or overwriting. – Check the camera settings to remove the protection.
No card	The camera cannot detect an inserted memory card.	– Ensure the memory card is properly inserted. – Try reinserting the memory card or using a different card.
No image	The camera cannot find any images on the memory card or internal memory.	– Check if the images were saved correctly. – Ensure the memory card is properly inserted and not corrupted.
The date and time setting is not completed	The camera’s date and time have not been set.	– Set the correct date and time in the camera’s settings. – Ensure the camera’s time zone is properly configured.
Unsupported Image	The image format is not supported by the camera.	– Convert the image to a supported format. – Ensure the image was captured using compatible settings.
Unsupported card	The inserted memory card is not compatible with the camera.	– Use a memory card that is supported by the camera. – Refer to the camera’s manual for the recommended card types.

GE (General Electric) Camera Errors

Error Code	Description	Possible Solutions
Card Error	The camera cannot read or write to the inserted memory card.	– Remove and reinsert the memory card. – Try using a different memory card. – Check for any physical damage to the card.
Card Full	The memory card is full and cannot store additional images or data.	– Delete unwanted images from the card. – Use a new or higher-capacity memory card.
Picture Error	The camera cannot display or process the image.	– Try viewing the picture on another device. – Check if the image file is corrupted.
No Picture	The camera cannot find any images on the memory card or internal memory.	– Ensure the pictures were saved correctly. – Check the memory card or internal memory for any issues.
Lens Error	The camera’s lens has encountered a problem and cannot function properly.	– Power off the camera and check for any obstructions in the lens. – Gently try to adjust the lens if it’s stuck. – If the issue persists, contact support for repair.
System Error	An error within the camera’s internal system has occurred.	– Turn off the camera and turn it back on. – If the error persists, reset the camera to factory settings.
Write Protect	The memory card is locked or write-protected.	– Slide the write protection switch on the memory card to the “unlocked” position. – Try reformatting the card if necessary.
Out of the Range	The camera is attempting to operate outside its operational limits.	– Ensure the camera is within its specified operating range. – Move to a location where the camera can function correctly.
Card is not formatted, format?	The inserted memory card needs to be formatted before use.	– Select “Format” to format the card within the camera. – Be sure to back up any important data from the card before formatting.
This image cannot be deleted	The image is locked or otherwise cannot be deleted.	– Check if the image is protected and unlock it. – Ensure the memory card is not write-protected.
Warning!! Camera recording, please wait	The camera is in the process of recording and cannot perform other tasks.	– Wait for the recording to finish before attempting any other actions. – Ensure the memory card has enough space for the recording.
Warning!! Battery exhausted	The camera’s battery is low or depleted.	– Replace or recharge the camera’s battery. – Ensure the battery is correctly inserted and functioning.
This file cannot be played back	The file format is not supported by the camera or is corrupted.	– Check if the file is compatible with the camera. – Try viewing the file on a different device.
No connection	The camera cannot establish a connection with the computer or other devices.	– Check the cables and connections. – Restart both the camera and the connected device.
Print error	An error occurred while trying to print an image.	– Check the printer’s settings and ensure it is connected properly. – Make sure there is paper and ink in the printer.
Cannot print	The camera is unable to send the image to the printer.	– Verify the printer is powered on and connected. – Check if the image format is compatible with the printer.