Cannon sx160 is, says ISO start tracking AF, what does this mean?

SOURCE: I turn on my Nikon CoolPix it starts to turn on & off by itself?

You can change the ISO in the setup menu...I suggest auto ISO. You can also go to "reset" in the setup menu to try to get back to factory default settings.

SOURCE: Error code 99. Please tellme what this means.

This is what the people at the canon tech support say to do for error 99



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The guy at tech support listened and then told me that the lens contacts were dirty and to get a pencil with an eraser on the end, just a regular old pencil with a red rubber eraser. Detach the lens from the camera, hold it so that the lens’ gold contacts are pointing down and lightly erase their exposed surface, cleaning them of any hand oil that might have gotten on them.

Do the same thing with the gold contacts inside the camera body. This is a bit harder but it’s doable: just hold camera so lens opening points down so no gunk falls in. Erase lightly. I used a lens cloth and dabbed at the contacts rather than blow them so as not to blow the erasings inside the camera.

I did this to each of my three lenses just to be sure. Lo and behold, it worked



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SOURCE: I'm not getting crisp, in-focus

You can try a few things to see if they help

• First is to power off the camera and detach and reattach the lens just to make sure you are getting a good connection for the auto-focus
  
• The second thing you want to do is shoot in RAW format to be sure you are able to retain the most information in the image.
• Make sure the noise reduction is turned off in the camera menu
• If you aren't using a cable shutter release you can opt to have the shutter delay after pressing the button. This will allow the camera to stop shaking from you pressing the button before it releases the shutter. You can find this option in the menu. Camera 2 > Anti-Shock > 3 sec.
  
• Another consideration is the quality of the lens you are using. The G10 has great glass while a kit lens from Olympus may not give the fidelity throughout like the G10 does. You can try another lens if you have one available to see if this is the case. The G10 is a single purpose camera that has a great lens on it. The E-500 may need a better quality lens on it in order to achieve the sharpness you desire. Olympus makes a great 50mm macro that has an f2.0 brightness.
• You can also set the camera to manual focus and then choose to do focus bracketing. This is a little more involved and you can find out how to do so in the manual for the camera.

SOURCE: When I turn on the

The problem is in the systems control board, "controls vital areas of the camera" from your description the operation is intermittent when switching from manual to auto, it indicates an hairline crack in the systems board, a tough problem to nail down. The only option is to send it to Sony for assessment before actual repairs are implemented.

SOURCE: camera when turned on zooms

Hi, Check and/or replace batteries. If lens is stuck slowly and carefully force it back in. Good luck.