20 Most Recent Nikon COOLPIX P5100 Digital Camera Questions & Answers

You can export photos on view nx2 to computer first. And then transfer photos from computer to iPhone with iTunes/iCloud or other tools. As for transferring photos from computer to iPhone, you can follow the below steps. Using iTunes to sync photos with iPhone is also easy. As a media management center, iTunes helps you easily manage data and files (purchased and non-purchased) on your iOS devices (iPhone, iPad and iPod). You could easily sync data and files to iPhone with iTunes. But you should be very careful of the syncing function of iTunes because it is a double-edge sword. Once wrong click, you may lose data in your iPhone. You'd better back up your iPhone to iTunes before you try to sync photos to iPhone with iTunes. The following steps are going to show you how to transfer photos from PC to iPhone with iTunes: 1. Plug your iPhone into computer via the USB cable. Launch iTunes if it doesn't launch automatically. Make sure that you have the latest version of iTunes. 2. Click on the device icon in iTunes. 3. In the sidebar on the left side of the iTunes window, click Photos tab under your iPhone. 4. Click the box next to "Sync Photos". If instead you see "iCloud Photos is On", all of your photos and videos are already on all of your devices that use iCloud Photos. You don't need to sync them through iTunes. 5. Choose the app or folder that you want to sync from. If you choose to sync a folder with sub-folders, the first level of sub-folders will appear as albums on your device. 6. Choose to sync all photos and albums or selected albums. 7. Select "Include videos" to sync the videos from your app or folder too. 8. At last, click the "Apply" button. For more methods, check: How to Transfer Photos from PC to iPhone

The place to set the time "WORLD TIME" is in the TOOLS main menu. This is how Nikon does it.

What happened? did you drop the camera? did you let it unused for months and months? Can you open the battery chamber/memory card slot cover?Can you move up the orange battery latch?Is there any debris in the battery chamber or memory card slot?did you push in the memory card, so it can jump out?Please inform, perhaps I can help a little more.

hi, if hissing noise coming there may be problem with the microphone, open the cam, change the mic.

Got to camera setting reset to default

You should provide more detail, but if that is all you know about the problem, it sounds as though the power switch is defective or the battery is not making full contact. First look into the battery compartment and see if all the contacts are visible. Check the battery contacts too. If both of those are okay, and the battery is seating properly, suspect the power switch.

Hi, I have the some problem. Did you fix your camera? I would appreciate if you email me: [email protected]

I have the same problem here, any solution, any instructions?

You want a slow shutter speed, 1/8 second or slower. Set the camera to Aperture priority, set the ISO as low as you can, and set the aperture as small as possible (largest f/number). Avoid shooting in broad daylight (try for dawn/dusk or an overcast day). If you have a polarizer or neutral density filter, use it/them.Also, forget about handholding the camera. Use a tripod if available, a flat rock or other stable surface otherwise.

your CCD is gone replace it