20 Most Recent Nikon COOLPIX P80 Digital Camera Questions & Answers

it could be lcd screen

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If you wanna use the camera as a webcam, you would have to get a capture card. If you have a laptop, find one that is standalone. If you have a desktop, There are different options that depends on your budget.

hi, the L C D screen must replace.

ya you can replace the screen, it should not be that hard. i know people who have replaced there camera screens. there camera screen works like new

Have you attached some sort of lens shade to the front of the lens? The vibration might have something to do with the shake reduction system but I can't be sure. It certainly shouldn't vibrate heavily. You might get a better answer if you e-mail the tech guys at the support section of the Nikon website.

sounds like it was damaged, needs repairing, very common problem

I suspect you are aware you must depress or move the orange battery latch to allow the battery to eject enough to grasp it. If not, that is the problem. If you have unlatched the battery and it still won't eject, it may be swollen due to being old or defective. If that is the case, you can try placing the camera in the refrigerator (NOT the freezer) for about 15 minutes. Cooling it may cause enough contraction that it loosens it enough to eject. If that still doesn't solve the problem any other suggestion would risk causing damage to the camera or be a safety problem. However, if it were mine I would try to CAREFULLY grasp the end of the battery and with the latch opened, attempt to pull the battery out.

You can do it through computer, using a memory card reader or there are many new laptops are with a inside memory card reader too, then you can transfer pictures from the camera memory and to the memory card.

My wife had the same problem. I took hold with needlenose pliers and pulled while she held the catch open. The battery came out and proved to be swollen. It was an original battery I bought at the same time as the camera.

I believe your battery has bulged out of proportion. This will cause further problems for you so find a forceps - if you don't know what a forceps is, think of it as a big eyebrow plucker. Grip the battery with the forceps and pull it out. Don't put it in again - you need to replace it with a new battery. Hope that helps.

Fine for the quality and 10m for the size.

SD/SDHC cards have a slide switch along one edge. The position farthest from the metal contacts locks the card, protecting it from writes. The position nearest the contacts unlocks the card.