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Command Dial Malfunction?

I followed the manual for our Nikon Coolpix 5700 on changing your ISO setting (press ISO/Flash button + Command Dial) but could not do so. I have tried User Setting's 1-3, and still had the same problem. This is the same problem when changing aperture settings. Is there something I missed?

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I guess ther may be - Fuji Tech Support is the best place to find out. There are so many variables in the makes/models of camera only the makers tech support will tell you unless one of us knows the exact camera.

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