Nikon CoolPix S2 Digital Camera "black quick capture" Questions

...camera exactly 12 months ago. Working fine until last night when the LCD display just went black and when taking photos, it just captures blackness. The on screen display is working, showing ...

capture the image, nothing is displayed and if you take the picture it will display nothing. I will really appreciate your quick response Hi, Based on the information you've provided it seems that the

...quick view it's also black. i wonder if something is stucked inside that blocks the camera. hope this have a solution.. i really need my camera.. i have so many projects that i have to use it. :( The ...

...black too. The only life I'm getting is the beep when I push the on button. and quick blink of the green light. Just changed the batteries - Lithium as I have always used for the past 2 years. - ...

Quick mode, unfortunately, you have to press the AE-Lock button first until you hear the focus confirmation beep, then press the shutter button to fire. It's a little slower at times than phase-detect

...black screen on viewfinder & on captured picture. Everything else worked just fine. Came to this site & found that the image sensor may be a known problem. I called Canon on 12/28/2009 ...

black photos at nite with flash i have the exact problem. only had the camera for about 2 yrs. usually i have to take atleast 3 shots b4 the picture comes out. i have a feeling the flash is either ...

...quick view button, then this is a good indication that the software of the camera is operating perfectly. However the camera switches to photo capture mode when the lens cover is moved back. It is a ...

...black (although high ISO images showed obvious amplifier grain). I opened the camera, took over the face plate, and turned the camera on. It immediately started working, I hadn't even attempted to ...

...black while in capture mode otherwise you will see a nice round glass (the internal lens for capturing image/video). Think of if like this, imagine an eyeball with its eyelid close. That's what ...