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Nikon Service Centre for that issue.

COOLPIX S3000 ' Nikon

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The manual is the best resource for that!

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I would try and search on the official companies website that your cameras name brand is and see if the instruction manual is available.

try manual focusing vers auto focus.

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A few things to try, based on my FG's operation: - The most obvious- are your batteries good? Correct type? If they are: - When all is well the red LED metering lights will appear in the viewfinder window on the right side, in the range of shutter speed numbers. - The red LED metering lights are only activated when you press the shutter release button (halfway). The lights go out after a few seconds if the shutter button is not held down. Just tap the shutter button to reactivate them. - The shutter speed setting dial must NOT be on B (Bulb) or M90 (non-electronic Manual mode) if you want to see the red LED metering lights. The lights do not operate on these two settings because metering is irrelevant here (you'd be doing the metering, not the camera). - If you're in P (Program mode) the lens aperture must be set all the way to the smallest setting (usually f22 or f16, depending on the lens). If not, you'll only see blinking lights at the top and bottom of the shutter speed range on the right in the viewfinder. That's a reminder to set the lens to the smallest (highest numeric) aperture.
Hope these help. The FG is a great little camera.

If the charge light comes on when you plug it in to charge then the battery needs to be replaced. Or something inside needs to be repaired If the light does not come on then the charger or its cord may be bad.

Check the MODE. Dark images can be recorded when camera is in MANUAL and there is not enough light. Without changing anything. Move to BRIGHTER location and take another photo. if the photo is brighter you are in a manual mode.

contact NIKON perhaps they can repair it we can not

I'm sure all is well but if you have not tried VUescan or Silverfast as opposed to Nikons Util you should.

Did you try saving your choice of settings as user settings ? That way, they will serve as defaults for all subsequent scans.

Pushing the OK button while turning it on worked for me, thanks.

It sounds like the date memory battery (if your camera model has one) is dead. If you don't see info in the manual, look for a tiny slot in one of the camera's access points like where the SD card or larger battery is and see if you see it there. It will be a thin, tray that contains a button battery. If there isn't one then the camera uses an internal battery that would have to be replaced by Nikon.

Nonsense. Nikon's own site says their scanners don't support Windows7 and suggests using third party software.

tried a different USB port and it worked OK

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I had the same problem. Go to nikon install the latest nikon scan and the security update for gdiplus.dll. It worked for me.

You can use the Nikon View program that should have been included with the camera. or you download the current versions of Nikon ViewNX or Nikon Capture available free at Nikon Imaging Products Software

Sounds like the problem is with the AF-S 18-55 lens not the body, Does the zoom and focus ok?

Possibly leaky capacitors inside the camera.