My Canon 860IS Lens is stuck halfway. It won't come out fully when I put it on and the screen reads Lens Error?

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Chuka

My Canon 860IS Digital Camera Lens is stuck halfway. It won't come out fully when I put it on and the screen reads Lens Error, Restart Camera. Do you know how I can solve this problem? I am on a vacation and would love to get tons of pictures.

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hope you got the receipt

How do I get my camera lens to retract?

Eri

My Canon digital camera's lens won't retract. It's stuck sticking out and no mattter what I do it won't go back in. I think sand got stuck in it on vacation last week, and I tapped it against my desk and a lot came out, but it's still stuck. I'm going to a concert tomorrow night of course, and I need my camera to work. Are there any other things I can try?

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Sorry, it's probably toast. Replace it.

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What is the difference between powershot and ixus series of canon digital cameras?

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nima

which do you suggest me to by of these three cameras?canon digital camera IXUS 850 IS OR digital camera IXUS 800 IS OR canon digital camera POWERSHOT A710 IS? which is better and have the best quality?which has the best rating(user rating) overall?

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my answer.. IXUS and PowerShorts are 2 diffrent catagory. IXUS is ment for compact and convinient for travelling while Powershots are ment for slightly advanced function. Both of them produce good quality. What is best for you is up to your eveluation. Here's a tip, try to get the latest model.

What is the best way to store digital photos while traveling in Europe?

Barbara F

I have a Canon digital camera. I'm not sure if I will have access to any computers while traveling, but I want to take LOTS of photos. Forgive my ignorance about technology, but isn't there some cool, portable device suitable for storing photos, or should I buy a bunch of cards?

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My wife and I just returned from a 10 month around-the-world trip and we carried a small stack of memory cards. Whenever one card filled up, we'd burn it to a dvd (at any camera shop or internet cafe) and mail it to friends at home. We'd then store that card away and not re-use it until we received word that the dvd had arrived safely. On a shorter trips, we carry enough memory cards to see us through.
As for the other options...
A portable storage device, while tempting, is just another expensive item that can get stolen or break down. Then there's also the extra bulk & weight of the device and charger in your backpack/ suit case, and the constant hassle of charging it.
The same drawbacks also go for dragging around a laptop.
Uploading your pictures to Flickr or some other internet storage site is too time consuming. You'll spend hours at a time uploading a full memory card. That time would be better spent taking more pictures! Also, European internet cafes are not cheap.

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