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I need to remove my lens cover on my camera; help?

I've had my Panasonic DMC-TZ4 Lumix for just shy of year, and I haven't been keeping in my case for about 8 months now. I haven't ever had a problem with the lens cover on my other cameras, but I googled my problem and apparently lens cover faulty-ness is common with Panasonic. I don't want to send it in to get it repaired, or buy a new camera (because I've had three cameras the past two years), but I want to take off the 4 flaps that cover the lens and then just keep it in a case when I'm not using it. Does anyone know how to remove the flaps without damaging the lens? I'm super scared I might scratch the lens.

Try your fingernails. They shouldn't be hard enough to scratch the lense.

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Memory Card Corruption In Panasonic Dmc-Fx100

Panasonic DMC-FX100 is a camera designed primarily for amateur photographers and is widely used all over the world. The ultra-compact camera features 12.2 mega pixel camera, 3.6x optical zoom lens, 2.5 inch LCD, built-in memory and a memory card slot that supports Multimedia Card and Secure Digital cards. The images captured from the camera can be stored either in the internal memory of the camera or memory card. The images saved in either of the above storage mediums can become inaccessible once they are damaged. In such cases, these images can be viewed from an updated backup. But, if the backup is unavailable or falls short of restoring the required images, then there is only option through which you can view your images. The option is a third-party Card Recovery Software.

To illustrate the above case, consider a practical scenario where you attempt to view the images saved on your Panasonic DMC-FX100 camera. Instead of the images, you view any of the below error message:

"BUILT-IN MEMORY ERROR"

Or

"MEMORY CARD ERROR"

The first error message appears when the in-built memory is corrupted, and the second error message pops-up when the memory card gets corrupted. Images saved in either of the storage media become inaccessible after either of the error messages pops-up.

Cause:

Few main reasons for the corruption of either of the storage media are improper shut down of the camera, human errors and virus hits.

Resolution:

The above error messages can be resolved only by formatting the storage media. Formatting of memory card needs to be performed in Panasonic DMC-FX100. While the error messages disappear post formatting the storage media, the data saved in storage media also disappears. You are not able to view even a single file after formatting. However, if you want to view the pictures post formatting, you will need to use an advanced Card Recovery application. A Card Recovery utility not only recovers images from formatted memory card, but also from formatted internal memory.

Stellar Phoenix Photo Recovery is a Card Recovery Software that is trusted and purchased world-wide by both amateur and professional photographers. Supported by almost all kinds of memory cards, the software is available for both Windows and Mac OS X platforms. It also recovers data from hard disks, memory sticks, Zip drives, and similar storage media.

About the Author

Andrew Watson has 6 Years of Experience in the Software Technology field doing research in Stellar Info System Ltd which offers memory card recovery software,  card recovery software and SD card recovery software.