Causes of Problems With Vivitar Cameras
Some of the error messages that you may encounter include:
Card Full Error/No File ExistsLens Error/E18 ErrorWrite Protected Error
Here are some causes of potential problems with Vivitar cameras:
If the camera doesn’t read the SD memory card, it may be write-protected, or it may be a new memory card that needs to be formatted. If the flash isn’t working, it may have been turned off manually through the camera menu. If the lens doesn’t extend, the camera may need to be cleaned, or it could be a problem with the camera’s internal mechanics. A low camera battery can cause a range of problems. For example, if the camera saves a photo when the power becomes exhausted, the photo may not be saved or may become corrupted. If the camera takes blurry images, the autofocus system may not be working as quickly as needed to create a sharp image. If you dropped the camera, it could be internally damaged. With some cameras, if you don’t have a memory card installed, the camera temporarily saves photos in internal memory. Once you power off the camera, the photos are automatically deleted. Make sure you use a memory card to avoid this problem.
Vivitar doesn’t make the most high-end cameras, which is one reason why they’re inexpensive compared to other brands. Therefore, your camera may not be able to capture photos at the quality you desire.
How to Fix Issues With Vivitar Cameras
Follow these steps the fix common problems with Vivitar cameras:
