20 Most Recent Nikon Nikkor 55-200mm f/4.5-5.6 G AF-S Lens - Page 7 Questions & Answers

When you are using different modern Nikon lenses, this is strange.can you tell what lens(es) you get the message with?brand and model please. And if one of these lenses worked before? And if you did an firmware update recently.

No. Bluetooth is different than WiFi just as NFC(near field communication) is different from the first two. All radio spectrum but different frequencies.

Unlikely, but possibly two dodgy batteries ? Are they gen Nikon or replacements ? Other cause might be electronics issue with camera, or bad connection between lens and body - have you tried cleaning the contacts ?

those lenses are usually manufactured for specific model cameras if it works fine on your it's because that's the type of camera it was manufactured for. if it doesn't work on hers in AF then it's because the pin out on the lense isn't the same for her camera as it is for yours.

Special tools, special skills and experience - that is why camera technicians are so expensive. You need to take the lens to a specialist.

Interesting - looks as if there could be a problem. Have you inadvertently set 'Write Protect' on the card, perchance ?

manufacturer camera repair shop online search

This is what is known as an 'Error Message', and indicates that there is or may be an error with the lens mechanism. Removing the battery for a few hours (overnight if possible) may cure it, otherwise it means a trip to the service centre.

check battery to camera contacts adjust with small screwdriver

You can try to recover photos deleted from Camera with a camera photo recovery software, recommended asoftech photo recovery as it helped me many times. you can see more info about photo recovery software from facebook:http://www.facebook.com/pages/Asoftech-Photo-Recovery/126127714100611?sk=infoHere's video tutorial for how to recover deleted photos from camera

Make sure the battery is fresh and properly seated. Next check the memory card. Or it may be cost effective to get new camera. Don't spend any real money on an old camera

From this forum: https://www.nikonforums.com/forums/topic/7492-bluetooth-this-option-is-not-available-at-current-settings-or-in-the-cameras-current-state/ I had this exact problem with my new d3400 as well. My settings originally showed Bluetooth ON and when I clicked on it, it showed a couple options: Network Connection-ON, Paired Devices, Send while off-"ON". I clicked on Paired Devices and it showed that it had connected to my phone today (even though my connection to snapbridge was unsuccessful) - so in an effort to retry my snapbridge connection I deleted my phone from the paired devices and this caused the Bluetooth on the camera to completely turn OFF and grey out. Same problem everyone here seems to be having where I couldn't even re-enable the bluetooth again and just saw an error message saying "option unavailable in current setting". Alas, I found a solution - I have an iPhone 6 so for me at least this worked: I went to bluetooth settings on my phone and went to the camera name and said "forget this device". I then deleted the snapbridge app and redownloaded it. Then I went on the camera and tried to do the "connect to smart device". Instead of going to snapbridge, I went to my phone's bluetooth settings and chose the camera once the name popped up again. It prompted a pair message and I had to confirm the # on the camera matched the # on my phone. It then paired successfully and the bluetooth on my camera was back on! -- (disclaimer.. while this was great to see that at least the bluetooth was on again, this did not resolve the issues I was having with snapbridge - I still can't seem to get it to connect through the app, but perhaps it will work out for others..)

With such a wealth of information, how can we fail to solve your problem ? is the 'cart' (or do you mean card?) of the correct type and capacity for the camera?

There are a lot of possibilities. Try setting your lens on manual focus and see if the camera triggers. if it fires, then you have a focus issue.Put the lens back on auto focus. Find something the camera can easily focus on. Press the shutter half way and see if the lens is finding the focus. If not, your camera may not trigger. Try removing and reinstalling the lens. Be sure your camera is not set on timer delay. Fresh batteries

Follow the instructions in the manual.

90% of what, from what, to what ?

The camera is what is known as 'damaged' or 'broken', and will need (expensive) professional repair.

Look it up on Google.

The only thing you can do is send back to Nikon for repair, that is expensive.

Here is a video on auto focus. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEDzAMm1FCc