20 Most Recent Nikon Coolpix 995 Digital Camera - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Try another card take to best buy and ask them.

Press the MENU button, select the wrench, then select "Time zone and date." See page 95 and reference page 61 of the manual: http://download3.nikonimglib.com/archive1/DFlFI00Lvqbh00hLfPR91IHANW76/P600RM_(En)01.pdf

With camera off, remove card and place in laptop or pc.. Go to my comp. find card, usually labeled "removable disk" or "e" or "f" drive. open and pics should be there if you successfully saved.

what does freeze mean to you, is it to cold?

If the LCD is the only thing broken then yes, it will still take pictures. You won't be able to see the pictures you take until you transfer them to a computer, and you won't be able to see the menus to change settings.

Press the picture review button (triangle pointing to the right). You can review all of the pictures you have taken on the LCD using the left/right buttons to move between pictures. It is a good idea to use the review function frequently. Not only will you know if you got the picture, but, using the delete function, you will be able to remove unwanted exposures and free up space in your memory.

if u look at the bottom of the screen or something, u will usually see a thing that shows how much u zoomed in or out. if u wait for the thing to disappear off the screen, it should not zoom back out or in when u do it. if that doesnt work then i cant help u.

Two obvious questions. 1. have you charged the battery? 2. Is it in the slot the right way up? IF it is charged and inserted correctly, then you probably have a faulty camera and should take it back to the shop

Your Sd card maybe too slow I assume you know how to set your speed your sd card is buffering to slow for beginners. Spend more money on a new card.

does it require a battery? if so is it charged up?

If it is the noise you are recording with the video, perhaps you should try to use an external microphone. The camera is not the best form and place to fit a microphone in. You always will pick up noise you don't want.

What smart device? To connect it to a computer, you first have to install software and a driver, so the computer knows what camera you connect and what it should do. When you have a camera connection kit for the iPad, you can connect the Nikon Coolpix S6800 direct to the iPad and it will ask you what to do with the pictures. You direct can access the pictures, download them on the iPad and deleted them in the camera, if you allow the iPad to do so. I think other devices also should have connection tools and / or apps. Next time, please also give us the device name and OS it is running.

Do you mean deleted pictures from your camera or your computer? If it is from you camera, you can't as far as I know. If it is from your computer and you are using Windows, it will be in your trash and you can right click, highlight the file(s) and click restore. On Mac OS-10, restore your computer from a Time Machine backup that predates the deletion.

Your camera comes with a very small internal memory. Your camera may be telling you your memory is filled up because it is. First, if you do not have an add-on SD memory card for your camera, get one and install it following your camera's instruction manual. Second, if you already have an SD card installed or you put a new one in, go to your camera's menu. There will be an item that allows you to use either the camera's internal memory or the add-on memory. Make sure the add-on SD card is selected.

Really it means what it says. Switch of the camera, and switching it on again, will reset the program, like a cold boot from a computer. Perhaps the camera could not move the lens barrel and as a precaution it gave this warning. When you removed the lens cap, please check there is no mechanical obstruction on the lens. Then switch on again. When the error keeps coming back you should ask advice to a Nikon certified crevice centre close to you.

Not all details and you would like a very detailed answer I guess. What Coolpix? Make sure you don't try a memory card not suited for your camera. In the manual you can find what cards the camera can handle. If it can handle SD cards, don't try SDHC cards or SDXC cards. If the camera can handle SDHC cards, it can handle SD cards to, but can't handle SDXC cards. Only the camera's that can work with SDXC cards can handle all types.Then you have to make sure you did not put the lock switch in the lock position. It is a little notch to the side of the memory card, supposed to be in the up position (towards the contacts) and not in the down position. Please check. Last time someone asked me 5 times over if I could think of something else, because what I wrote down was not on her camera. after the fifth time she looked to the lock switch to see it was locked. Her only excuse was she had not loped in the first place, because she did not know what the lock switch was and she could not have switched it. Her hobby had switched it. The little yellow knob on the left side left from the T is n the correct state.

Did you ry pressing the display button several times?

You don't. The Coolpix cameras do not have the electrical receptacle necessary to connect a wired or wireless shutter release. If wireless release is important, you need to upgrade to an SLR. You are looking at $500 and more unless you buy used equipment.