Question about Nikon Lite Touch Zoom 140 ED/QD 35mm Point and Shoot Camera
After someone took a picture of my family and gave me my camera back, I was able to shut it off. The next time I turned it on, the display was flashing as it does when the battery has gone low/dead. So, as I usually do, I installed a new battery (after taking out the old battery and letting the camera completely shut down). The camera turns on, displays all zeros for the date and 3 for the picture number I'm on (just put in a new roll of film and took 2 pictures). If I try to close the camera, take a picture, or anything, the display starts to flash again and the camera sounds like it's processing. No matter how long I wait without a battery installed and then put a new one in, it does the same behavior. I cannot even close the camera. Note that it is a Nikon Lifetouch Zoom 150 ED, and it is about two years old. I take superb care of it.....never has been dropped, left in a hot car, etc. Please help as I take a lot of pictures.
SOURCE: Flashing Err and E/Error Problem
You might want to check the position of the aperture ring on the lens. If it is not set at the highest number, ( IE smallest aperture, f22,f32 ), then the camera will display that error message
Posted on Dec 23, 2007
SOURCE: nikon n75 problem loading film
I have (had) the same problem. I came onto this site to find out what I can do to fix it. It didn't help. I got pissed and almost threw the camera away. So I decided to get a little rough with the camera, (i normally wouldn't do this but i was going to throw it away).
I loaded the film like normal but before I closed the back I manually wound the film around the opposite spool. I guess I fooled the camera into thinking it had already wound the film.
When I closed the back of the camera everything worked fine.
I then snapped off the pics the camera said were left.
After this first role, I loaded the next role like normal. The camera worked like a charm!
By the way...the mirror dropped back down when I manually wound the film around the spool.
I hope this works...if it doesn't make any sense feel free to email me with any questions..
GOOD LUCK.
andy
amasseur at gmail dot com
Posted on Feb 09, 2008
SOURCE: Nikon one touch zoom 90 camera
I bought this camera at Value Village for $1.99. It came up with an E. I assumed this was an E for empty. I loaded a film and it is fine. [email protected]
Posted on Aug 20, 2008
SOURCE: 'Err' & 'E"
Is the film loaded correctly? Have you tried reloading it? Also is it flashing DX too? That would mean the film speed is not DX coded so you need to set the film speed manually.
Posted on Nov 20, 2008
SOURCE: my nikon n55 is flashing err after installing new film
It could be that your camera doesn't know it's rewound the film already. With the camera turned on, push and hold BOTH manual rewind buttons simultaneously - one near the release button ( +/- ) and the other toward the front of the camera at the lens release button. Try the release button again.
Posted on Jan 03, 2009
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