20 Most Recent Nikon Zoom-Nikkor 55-200mm f/4-5.6G IF-ED AF-S DX VR Zoom Lens - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Sounds like you have a smart or programmable shutter release - so a fault could happen at either end of the cable - or the cable itself. possible causes: bad battery in the shutter release. try replacing it with a tested new one. Cable issues, though intermittent. I presume that the cable is not removable from the portion where it can be set. If you try this on another camera body and you have the same problems (and it isn't the battery), then it is either the 'brain' in the control unit or the cable - either of which means you need a new shutter release. If it works on the other camera without failure, then it is either the plug or the brain of your camera body. If this is the case, recharge your camera battery and try again. good luck.

Model 5500 should help
http://www.eyetech-optical.co.uk/pdf/Nikon_Autorefractometer_5500.pdf

You did not give enough information. If the flash fires when you press the shutter button then it seems to have taken a photo. You do not tell us what happens when you press the playback button on the camera or what camera you are using with the flash.

https://www.devicemanuals.eu/users-manual-dslr-nikon-d5100/1296/

This command may be somewhere in the menu system - failing that, look it up in the manual.

Nearest one is in NY. Photo-Tech 360 West 36th Street New York, NY 10018 Phone: 212-673-8400 Fax: 212-673-8451

Try eBay.

Get a new disk! They are fairly cheap. ??

Reformat your card.

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Think about it - flash, as the name suggests, emits a single bright burst of light. Video recording requires constant lighting. All you are likely to get is a single vastly over-exposed frame every ten to twelve seconds on an otherwise unused recording medium.

If you plug in a connector it will turn the display off.

Nikon D70 is an old camera if you put a new CF in it - it may not work. CompactFlash© (CF) (Type I/II, compliant with UDMA) MicroDrive. So it works with Type I and Type II

Can i assume your using Windows? Go to my computer, locate the drive where CD is located, open and find files or set up for the Nikon. If allready set up then just locate the manual (click on that). Should open if you have Adobe in your system. GL

I cannot find a Coolpix L1 it may be real old If the camera is OLD 4GB will not work in it. many small cameras do have some memory inside. You have to get an older SD that is much less memory.

Please go to Nikonusa dot COM. The camera is old. If you registered it you should be able to get the user manual. If not register it. When you have it registered you should be able to download the PDF. I also will say download as much as you can when it is new. You may see it has new firmware too.