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a lawn mower battery is only good for a couple years when keeping it charged and testing voltage doesn't tell you what is has for amps is the volt meter read more than the off voltage while running then it works they only have a 4-7 amp charging system
Well first of all may i start by saying merry Christmas Michael, i presume that is your name, you seem like a Michael, how are the family? Who's cooking dinner this year? How's the job? and them footballers eh, what's there story eh? Go the footballers!! Anyway old pal, old friend, good buddy Mad Mike, Ooh err Mad Mike, theres only one Mad Mike!! Go on you nutter! Anyway, the problem, old mateypoo's is the battery, i know, the battery, who'd have guessed? Not me thats for sure, THE BATTERIES, get out!! Yes its true, normal batteries are dogshit in any digital camera, you need to buy Lithium Batteries, they're a bit more expensive but you'll get 6 to 7 hundred shots out of them babies. woooooooooooooooohhh!!!!!!! YEAH, take care sausage, merry xmas
If you connect CyberShot Camera from a USB Cable, check the cable once. If that doesn't solve the problem, Choose Mass storage option from the Camera Menu when prompted. I think it should work.
Nikon hasn't manufactured the N65 is several years now, so if you bought it it was either misrepresented as new, or possible new-old-stock (a never sold/used item, that's been sitting on the shelf for a number of years). I'd be willing to venture you probably ran into a disreputable seller.
Either way, open the battery compartment and look for corrosion in the compartment. If that's present clean it off with the eraser of a pencil and try again. If that doesn't work, contact Nikon service with the warranty information in your package. If it's a new item, it'll still be warrantied since the warranty won't begin until it's sold to a consumer.
If, however you find that the camera was sold 10 years ago and no longer under warranty, you'll probably want to either find a local reputable shop, buy another camera if yours turns out to be too expensive to repair (impossible to tell until someone looks at it to determine the issue), or if you don't have a local shop I'd recommend KEH Camera in Atlanta, GA for mail-order/internet dealers. They've been in business many years and are very reputable.
Check/clean the battery connections (use a cotton swab with a tiny bit of rubbing alcohol). Also if that doesn't work, is the battery as old as the camera? If so, it definitely may be time for a new battery. Here's some to consider from Amazon.
OHH - I can met this problem before , the camera is trying to auto focus and in the time it does the focus the action has passed.
Take a light & speed setting - then switch to manual mode OR manual focus , this will eliminate the AUTO focus looking for best light reading distance etc.
Some cameras also have a "fast" setting which is usually a 'running man' icon - click this button and the picture will drop back to 5mpixels but it will take a quick shot instead of saving then scanning at a slower speed.
If this camera is only a few weeks old it is stil under warranty. best route would be to take it back to the store and get a new one.
If you did not buy it at a store and it is still less than a year old, contact Sony directly (that will be a bit harder).
In third case, older than a year, means it is out of warranty and you will have to get it repaired.
Here is a bit more on it: http://www.teleplancamerarepair.com/camera-repair-blog/post/Sony-Cyber-shot-Turn-the-power-off-and-on-again-Error.aspx
i have no solution but my nikon 5700 has done exactly the same fault about the 14th october 2006. camera is 3 months out of warranty. presently at camera clinic for investigation? nikon has placed a message on their web site alerting owners to a possible problem with the ccd. if it is the ccd then they are replacing them free. if is not then i will have to pay. will keep you all informed please do the same.
p.s have trolled other forum sites but have been unable to find any other mention of this. anybody else got this problem
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