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Go to Nikon.com and search for your camera and then look for Memory cards that are compatible

Presumably, by using a compatible connecting lead.

It flashes green when it is basically on but in a sub mode that I'll call CHARGE MODE. If it is flashing that means the battery is charging. I suggest to let it continue to charge until it stops flashing and then remove the charger connection. When the camera is sitting all by itself with nothing connected you can then turn it on.

A few thoughts: Unplug the USB cable from the computer but leave it plugged into the camera. Make sure you have the volume turned up on the laptop and plug the USB cable in. Did you hear the "baloop" sound Windows makes when a USB device is connected? If not the cable may be bad. Test it with another device if you can. If you are sure it is downloading and just can't find the photos do a Windows search for .jpg. You'll likely get lots of photos, see if any of those are from your current batch. Right click a current one and choose "properties" it will show you what folder the images are in.

You can export photos on view nx2 to computer first. And then transfer photos from computer to iPhone with iTunes/iCloud or other tools. As for transferring photos from computer to iPhone, you can follow the below steps. Using iTunes to sync photos with iPhone is also easy. As a media management center, iTunes helps you easily manage data and files (purchased and non-purchased) on your iOS devices (iPhone, iPad and iPod). You could easily sync data and files to iPhone with iTunes. But you should be very careful of the syncing function of iTunes because it is a double-edge sword. Once wrong click, you may lose data in your iPhone. You'd better back up your iPhone to iTunes before you try to sync photos to iPhone with iTunes. The following steps are going to show you how to transfer photos from PC to iPhone with iTunes: 1. Plug your iPhone into computer via the USB cable. Launch iTunes if it doesn't launch automatically. Make sure that you have the latest version of iTunes. 2. Click on the device icon in iTunes. 3. In the sidebar on the left side of the iTunes window, click Photos tab under your iPhone. 4. Click the box next to "Sync Photos". If instead you see "iCloud Photos is On", all of your photos and videos are already on all of your devices that use iCloud Photos. You don't need to sync them through iTunes. 5. Choose the app or folder that you want to sync from. If you choose to sync a folder with sub-folders, the first level of sub-folders will appear as albums on your device. 6. Choose to sync all photos and albums or selected albums. 7. Select "Include videos" to sync the videos from your app or folder too. 8. At last, click the "Apply" button. For more methods, check: How to Transfer Photos from PC to iPhone

Is it the screen, or the screen protector ? If the latter, just remove it and replace it. If it is the actual screen, first of all try a lint-free cloth barely dampened with distilled water, and test it on a corner, see if that works. On no account get the camera wet. If that is unsuccessful, try adding a very little diluted washing-up liquid, and try again. Should that not succeed, I would advise taking the camera to your local repair facility for their expert advice.

First you need to copy the photos to your computer that has a DVD burner. Then you open the DVD burn program and select the photos to burn onto the DVD disc.

if you formatted the memory in the camera, and the camera can not see the available space, then you have a non-user serviceable issue. send to nikon. you can call them for online assistance, however it is unlikely you will get a different answer.
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Honestly: just throw it in the trash. You might want to tear it apart just to see whats inside.- it's that old. Please don't waste your time on it.

You can try camera photo recovery software like asoftech photo recovery, you can refer to this tutorialRecover Pictures from Digital CameraHope this helps.

because they prefer natural ingredients instead of the partially hydrogenated corn oil Americans use. Besides, for food anything in moderation is ok.

There are several questions that have already been asked AND answered about lens error, please see those answers.

The place to set the time "WORLD TIME" is in the TOOLS main menu. This is how Nikon does it.

Not sure exactly what the issue is here - could you be more specific please ? Thank you.

I would suggest you go to the Nikon support site and see if there is a version you can download from there.

Did you try another battery? This one is probably old and doesn't hold charge.

Are you inserting the battery in the correct direction?

Well for starters you need to update the firmware at https://www.nikonimgsupport.com/ni/NI_Article?articleNo=000002262&configured=1&lang=en_US https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gch4ReBTirI

Hi Here are some suggestions to try and see where the problem may be: 1. Have you tried to charge the battery? We would suggest trying different USB sources (e.g. a USB port on a computer as well as the Nikon supplied AC adapter) 2. Could the battery be dead? If you have tried to charge the battery in the camera via USB then there is a chance the battery is dead and needs replacing. If the camera had not been used for a long time and the battery was stored with little or no charge, the battery may now be un-chargeable. 3. If the camera has been left unused for a long time the internal battery that keeps the time/date may have discharged. You need to be able to set the time/date before the battery can be charged. If you plug the camera into a USB power source and you can see the menu on the LCD then set the date/time. We hope these suggestions help to get the camera back up and running

You have two main choices. Yes, you could buy a new memory card. But I find the extra small cards can be easily lost or misplaced. A better method is to transfer the images from the camera to a computer or laptop. It is also possible to transfer the photos through the computer or laptop onto an external hard drive with a much larger memory as a back up. Then you can re-use the card you already have.