Does the N6 action camera have a zoom feature

It sounds like you are experiencing an issue with your Audio Sonic KM2120 where you are unable to take off the zoom feature. Here are a few things you can try to troubleshoot the problem:

1. Check the settings on the camera to make sure that the zoom feature is not locked or disabled. Consult the user manual for instructions on how to access and change the settings.
2. Check the zoom control on the camera to make sure that it is not stuck or malfunctioning.
3. Try using the zoom feature with a different camera to see if the problem is with the camera or the zoom control.
4. Check for any software updates for your camera and update it if necessary.
5. If none of the above steps resolve the issue, it's possible that the problem is with the camera's internal hardware and it will require further diagnosis by a professional technician.

It's important to note that troubleshooting and repairing electronic equipment can be dangerous, especially if you're not familiar with the device, so it's best to contact a professional technician if you're not comfortable working with it.

Your camera has some problem with its lens assembly. I suggest you take it to a service center as it could be disastrous to try to do it yourself.

I assume you mean when pressing the W or T buttons the zoom feature does not work. Try to reset the camera to the factory default settings and this should enable the zoom feature to work again. To do this go to Ok button and then to Mode Menu - then to Setup tab and then right arrow to Reset. hit the right arrow and you will see Reset Yes or No. Highlight Yes and press Ok. Camera should be in factory settings and zoom option will function.

The only way to use zoom feature is turn on ur camera, hit settings when its on and you will see a bunch of cam settings. In the top row select resolution and change the size from 1600*1200 to 640*480 or 320*240. Now hit ok and you will see the zoom feature on the camera.

I don't know how you can easily tell the spec for the anti-shake is working on your camera. There is a specific specification for how much it can compensate. There is a factory spec that specifies that with a specific lens magnification ratio, the camera can be moved a specific number of arc-seconds and display within a specific amount of movement error. At home it would be impossible to do a technical evaluation of this feature.

What you can do as a user is to read the instruction manual about the option and see how to make sure that it is turned on in the camera's menu section. It is possible that your model may not have the feature. This you have to check in the spec sheet that came with the camera.

When the anti-shake is turned on, you should see the picture appear to be more stable than when it is turned off. With high zoom settings, it will be less stable looking than with wider angles of zoom. It does have its limitations.

Professional photographers normally don't like the anti-shake feature for shooting videos. For still pictures it is a good feature if you want this type of performance. This is because with moving video taping when the camera is being panned in small motions, the smoothness of the pan is taken away. The stabilizer starts to work at the beginning of the pan and then it gives out in sort of stepping actions. This can create a sort of jerking type of pan motion in the pictures.

Jerry G.

Yes, the panorama feature is available provided that you use an Olympus brand xD-Picture Card.

Yes, the C-7000 Zoom is compatible with both NTSC and PAL.

You can use the Panorama feature on the Olympus C-60 Zoom Digital Camera provided that you use an Olympus brand xD-Picture Card.

You can use the Panorama feature on the C-5060 Wide Zoom provided that you use an Olympus brand xD-Picture Card.

The D-575 Zoom has a 3x digital zoom and a 3.3x digital zoom, which gives you a total zoom of 10x. Use the shooting mode menu to activate the digital zoom feature. The D-575 camera has a 3.3 digital zoom, which gives you a total of 10x zoom overall. Simply use the Shooting Mode menu to activate the Digital Zoom feature.