20 Most Recent Nikon Coolpix 2200 Digital Camera - Page 8 Questions & Answers

hi, I think your question is about the camera picture,if so the fault is in the iris or aperture unit inside the lens, in some cases the flexible cable in this unit become break, difficult to get separately, but the total lens unit is available, change with a new one.

I have an s5500 and does the same thing. I remove the battery and let it reset. Make Shure you zoom in tele all the way and then all the way back to wide before turning it off. Hope this helps.

hi, reset your camera to factory default in main menu.

It could be the batteries. It could be the battery charging circuit in your camera. Try charging the batteries in an external charger that you know for a fact is working properly. That will tell you if it is the camera's charging circuit or the batteries. If it is the camera's charging circuit, it will cost less to use an external charger then to repair the camera.

Since you did not say which model number you are inquiring about, I can only give you general information. On Nikon Coolpix cameras there is a button (usually small) that you push in and hold for 2 or 3 seconds to turn the camera on or off.

You didn't give the model number of your Coolpix, so I can only give you general instructions. Explore your camera's menu. Somewhere, you will find an item that will allow you to turn the date stamp on or off and set the current date and possibly the time.

On the back of your camera you will find a button with a garbage can symbol. That is the delete button. If you follow this link, you can download the manual for your camera for free from the Nikon website. Nikon Product Manuals available for download Nikon Knowledgebase. Look on page 29 for details.

Generally the COOLPIX line of cameras does not have a lens that can be removed or changed. Does this answer your question? Some of these cameras have a lens cover that is like an external shutter. To use these cameras you must expose the lens, usually by moving a small sliding piece that is next to the lens, either up or sideways.

Those cameras have 2 batteries, one you cannot service, have to send it in. www.unitedcamera.com

Check out cheaper chargers on Ebay - safer than trying DIY methods.

From a look at the spec, neither the lens nor the back of the camera can be removed except by qualified technicians. Have you tried your local camera repairer ? Tony

Failure in zomm mechanism, probably sand in the gears

Only for the Nikon DSLR cameras you can buy (try it free for 30 days) the software to use your camera. the Camera Control Pro software can be downloaded from here: Current versions of Nikon software Nikon Knowledgebase

which memory card you're using?

its broken

you possible bent the lens or the connectors of the lens. do you have a camera with removable lens, just remove the lens put another lens on, try take photo's, check the color and layout, view the photo, than try putting the old lens back on, see if if works,if you have the same results, than the lens maybe damaged see if the lens is under any type of warranty, c/c, bank card. contact dealer or manufacture or camera or lens repair shop to see if it is worth trying to fix or buy a new one. www.BandH.com/service 18009479980 www.beachcamera.com/service 180057beach www.adorama.com/service 18002232500 pick up any photo magazine look in the back for camera and lens repairs, or lens company talk to a service technic.

If batteries leaked in the camera the connections IN the camera may be dirty. Putting in a new battery takes care of the battery connection but not the camera connections. This is why it is very important to take out batteries when you are done taking photos. When you want to shoot again you put the batteries back in and set the time and date. You MAY be able to clean the connections with a pencil eraser. If you use a pencil eraser please blow out the dust from the eraser. If you are positive the camera then I cannot help you here.

That is not enough information. In general when you take a TIMER photo... Say you select I want to take a photo after 10 seconds. When you press the shutter and LED may blink during the 10 seconds. The rate of blinking changes right before it takes a photo..

In many cases, especially when the light is low the camera WILL get confused and it will not be able to focus in low light. In most cases what you pay for is how well it will focus in dim light. This camera does get confused easily. In many cases I have moved the camera so it sees something near what I want to photograph and push half way and the move the camera back and take the photo.

In most cases you have a ring that lets you select 4 things when shooting photos. Top: Flash, Left: Clock (Timer), Right: +/- and Bottom: Flower. What you want to do is select TIMER AND the number of seconds you need. Please understand this setting is not STICKY. You have to set it EACH time you want to take a timer controlled photo. Meaning if you set it for 10 seconds and it take a photo after 10 seconds then you push the button again it will take a photo right away.