Olympus Camera Troubleshooting
My Digital Camera seems dead…?
I bought my Olympus FE-220 digital camera over a year ago, with no extended warranty (the warranty was limited to 30 days or so). Some weeks ago, while trying to turn it on, it extended its lens – and quit. It won’t turn on, restart, and I can’t make sense of any of it! Tried recharging the battery, it makes no difference. The manufacturer gave no troubleshooting advice on either its printed instructions or the CD-based manual. Any suggestions, besides shipping it to the manufacturer for a decent burial?
buy a new battery and remember to remove it from the charger when its fully charged. prolonged charging of the battery actually shorten its life.
Photo corrupted and its viable solution
Lost your grandmother’s carefully taken and preserved photos. They don’t hold much value to you but to your old granny it means everything, her whole world revolves around it. She stays in the old farmhouse, away from the bustling crowds of New York but ask her about the dress that your mom wore on her 42nd anniversary and bang she tells you. It’s the photos that speak volumes; much more than words can, however frequent you might be over the telephone.
Her feelings and emotions that are attached to these photos are worth much more than the camera that it was clicked from. If you have accidentally deleted the photos, it’s your responsibility to set it right.
Check if any of the given circumstances matches with your own. Listed below are some of the most common circumstances that deal a crushing damage to the photos including the media and the cards that contain them. These factors remain more or less constant and apply to all types of cameras manufactured under various makes.
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When the card is pulled out while the camera is still on, it wreaks corruption in the photos thereby leading to its deletion or damage.
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Accidentally turning off the camera when the write process was on
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Accidental formatting of the digital storage media
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Data is liable to get lost if media is used between different cameras / computers
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Accidental deletion of photos
If you have deleted the photos by doing any of these, you still have hope. What your old granny doesn’t know is that the new age innovation has ushered in grand technologies that are capable of bringing back her photos in the exact format.
Situations like these don’t leave you with much options cause there are no troubleshooting mechanisms available that can possibly retrieve your photos without employing the services of a software. A reliable photo recovery software from a reputed data recovery company can ease your anxiety and cool your frayed nerves.
If you are on the look out for one that can relieve you from this particular situation while at the same time serve as a handy tool for future references, try Stellar Phoenix Photo Recovery Software.
Stellar Information Systems Ltd, a pioneer data recovery company specializing in data recovery and data protection services and solutions has devised this software which helps in effectively recovering and restoring lost, deleted and formatted digital pictures / images that might have suffered reverses following an accidental deletion, media formatting or cases where the media has turned corrupt.
It caters to any problem relating to all major camera manufacturers, including Nikon (NEF, Intel), Canon (CRW, CR2), Olympus (ORF), Sony (SR2), Kodak (K25, KDC, DCR), Fuji (RAF), Minolta (MRW), Pentax (PEF) and Sigma (X3F). To top it off, it provides special features like enlarged view of .bmp, .png, .gif, .jpeg, .tiff , selective scan of the various file formats and preparation of an “Event Log” that characterize the recovery process.
It supports all makes of hard drives and logical partitions and is operational on Windows NT / 2000 / XP / 2003 / Vista. It is compatible with majority of the audio and video file formats namely JRPS, AU, OGG, WAV, MP3, AIFF, MIDI, M4A, M4P, WMA and MOV, AVI, ASF, WMV, MP4, Jpeg, Tiff (Motorola & Intel), BMP, GIF and PNG respectively.
The given software works on all types of digital card reader or storage media that can mount as a volume. The host of medias it caters to are hard drives and removable media including Memory Sticks, Flash Cards, Sony Memory Stick, IBM Micro Drive, SD Cards, MMC Cards, XD Cards, Secure Digital Card, Zip Disks, Mini Disks. This software is equipped enough to recover lost data from defective medias that have accidentally been used between different cameras or different computers.
Try the demo version of the software for a complete overview of the product and its recovery capacity.
About the Author
Andrew Watson has 6 Years of Experience in the Software Technology researching with Stellar Info. System Ltd which offers data recovery NJ and video recovery software.
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