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Same problem

Dec 22, 2004 6:14AM PST

My S40 did the same thing and turning it off and on didn't help. I've done a lot of searches and it is not an uncommon problem and the common fix seems to be $150.00. Evidently it happens to their latest model cameras too, so I nixed the idea of getting another canon.

I'm rather ticked at canon about this and fixed the problem by putting the money towards a new Sony DSC P150.

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