Although it is quiet uncommon to see issues with the Panasonic cameras because they are counted as one of the most reliable company for such devices however once in a blue moon certain common Panasonic Camera Errors have been reported by the users.
When one encounters the Panasonic Camera Errors on their device, an error message will pop up on the screen or your camera may shut down for no apparent reason. This can be a little disturbing to see a scary error message on your camera but the good news is that this error message will give you a hint as to what is wrong with your device while on the other hand a black empty screen will give you no clue at all. This article will address the top 5 most common Panasonic Camera Errors and the troubleshooting steps you can take to fix these.
1. Built-in Memory Error
If you encounter the Built-in Memory on your Panasonic Camera device then it indicates that the internet memory slot of your camera has reached its capacity or is faulty. You can download all the images from this internal memory on to your computer or laptop and check if the error still persists or not, if it does then you will have to format your complete internal memory.
2. Memory Card Locked or Memory Card Error
If any of these error messages appear on your Panasonic camera device then it is quiet self explanatory that the error is linked with your memory card instead of the camera device itself. If you have inserted a SD Memory Card you can view the switch for write protect present on the SD card. You must slide the switch upwards to activate the card. Even after this if the error appears then it is highly likely that your memory card has gone corrupt or must be formatted.
Ione reason could be that memory card was formatted on any other device which wasn’t compatible with Panasonic or its file systems. You then need to complete the formatting of your memory card on your Panasonic camera to get rid of the issue at hand however you must remember that if your format your SD card, all your images stored on it will be removed and cannot be retrieved back.
3. No Additional Selections Can Be Made Error
If the Panasonic camera device you own lets you secure all your images in form of “favorites,” then it is likely that you can potentially see this error message as the amount of images which can be assigned as “Favorites” are limited to 999 images only. Once this limit has been reached you will not be able to label any other photo as “favorite” unless you unmark some of the images already assigned in “favorite”. You may also encounter this error message if you are attempting to delete more than 999 photos at the same time.
4. No Valid Picture Error
No Valid Picture error message indicates that there is an issue with the memory card once again. Many times, you will see this error when you are trying to access images from your memory card and the memory card itself has gone corrupt, is broken or has been cleared i.e. formatted on any other camera device. If you wish to retrieve this memory card, you will have to complete format it but this will remove all the images which are stored on it in a way that they can never be retrieved. Alternately you can insert the memory card in any other camera, device or PC and transfer all the images on it onto this device before you format your memory card while it is inside the Panasonic camera.
5. This Battery Cannot Be Used Error
This is that error message which indicates that you have been using a battery on your Panasonic camera that is not compatible with it or you have been using a battery with dirty contacts. You will be required to clear the metal contacts using a dry, clean cloth. Moreover you need to make sure that the battery housing doesn’t have any debris on it. You may encounter this error message if the battery you are using is not a product of Panasonic because if it is a battery manufactured by any third party company and your camera is working fine then you can safely ignore this error message.
Hope this article helped you get rid of the Panasonic Camera Errors!
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