How to stop the lens of samsungek-gc110 from poping out each time you turn it on
614969
I do not know, I look at as a feature to let you know the cameras on. I don't think that I would not want it to, since when I turn it on I want to take a picture in most cases.
614970
You don't! The idea is to have it instantly ready when you turn it on. You just have to touch the home app and it goes right back.
614971
There is no answer. This is camera you talking, any camera when turn it on. The lenses will pop out.
1595824
the "G" lenses don't have an aperture ring . f stop is selected with thumbwheel on camera
387701
What I have found works is turn off the power, take out the battery and the SD card. Wait at least a minute, and put them back in. The lens should retract. Always make sure your camera is fully charged, and when taking pictures, make sure all the icons on the display in back are not displayed. Hope this helps.
456913
Turn the lens head down and gently pull the part from the battery door to the head straight up. It will slide off the chanels.
2164085
Pull the lense to focus light as small as you can. Then turn the lense section counter clockwise to unscrew it from the main housing unit.
1760749
The lens retracts when you turn it off. And then auto cover protects the lens.
244611
I don't use mine but as I remember I tried putting the little cord through the little slot on the side. That slot does not work. I think it came with an adhesive patch you stuck to the lens cap.--Scott
1366810
Try taking out the battery..I have had that happen before with my other Kodak cameras, but it was only temporary..I just fiddled with it until it worked. Some times the lens gets stuck...hopefully you won't have to get a new one.
1143933
Also, there two levers on the back of the lens. One needs to be engaged by a pin in the adapter. I wonder if the the lens is turned enough. There's a "Lock/Unlock" collar too. Maybe that's in "Lock", and the lens isn't really on all the way?
1727079
keep the lens cap on whenever not using. otherwise just be careful. all fisheye and ultra wideangle lenses will be like that...
1253521
I purchased a Samsung 46 inch Smart TV and it also crackles and pops as it warms up or cools down after it is turned off. Very annoying. I have loosened all the screws in the back, re-tightened them all, even put wd-40 on them, loosened them again, etc. etc. hoping it would ease the problem. No such luck. They use a cheap plastic casing which expands and contracts and the TV warms up or cools down. A brand new TV that costs $1000.00 should not do this! While the picture is great, the cracking makes it to irritating to watch. This weekend the TV is going to be returned. I'm going to try another maker. Samsung, take note. I purchased a Samsung 46 inch Smart TV and it also crackles and pops as it warms up or cools down after it is turned off. Very annoying. I have loosened all the screws in the back, re-tightened them all, even put wd-40 on them, loosened them again, etc. etc. hoping it would ease the problem. No such luck. They use a cheap plastic casing which expands and contracts and the TV warms up or cools down. A brand new TV that costs $1000.00 should not do this! While the picture is great, the cracking makes it to irritating to watch. This weekend the TV is going to be returned. I'm going to try... » Read More I purchased a Samsung 46 inch Smart TV and it also crackles and pops as it warms up or cools down after it is turned off. Very annoying. I have loosened all the screws in the back, re-tightened them all, even put wd-40 on them, loosened them again, etc. etc. hoping it would ease the problem. No such luck. They use a cheap plastic casing which expands and contracts and the TV warms up or cools down. A brand new TV that costs $1000.00 should not do this! While the picture is great, the cracking makes it to irritating to watch. This weekend the TV is going to be returned. I'm going to try another maker. Samsung, take note. « Show Less
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We have had the same problem with our S9100. Like Mr Braun said, gently wiggling the lense fixes it. This happens quite often with ours; very frustrating!
1049424
Go to Setup > Release w/o lens and make it enable. It will definitely work.......
1256211
The one that I have leaves a black ring on the outer edges of the picture. It is something inside of the telescopic lens that has the defect. However, I did only pay $12 for it and you get what you pay for.
1668366
This occurs when you are removing pictures from the camera. When you remove the pictures turn the camera off and put the lens cover back on. Then connect the camera and turn it on. When you are finished turn the camera off and the screen will go blank. If it doesn't take the lens cover off. Turn the camera on and then off( The lens will extend and then come back) Then put the lens cover back on. Try going thru this scenario and it will close down and then work for you when you turn it back on.
436859
I had the same problem and I found a fix on a different site, so I thought I'd put it up here, too. It seems the "access" message happens because the lens doesn't open all the way; not sure why that is. However, when my camera opens and says "access," all I have to do is get it all the way out. So: very VERY GENTLY pull on the end of the lens (away from the camera body). You can't even feel it move, really, but then it starts working again! Hope this helps.
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I have had three of these, and they all seem to develop this problem. I've used a pressurized can blower ( as in wine saver) to clean it, and that works for awhile. Other than assisting with fingers to open the lens cover, I haven't found any other solution. K