Nikon Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

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

maximum capacity for nikon D50 is 2gb, try use lower capacity, if error still appears, bring it to your local service center, possibility of hardware problem

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.

The D60 works as SLRs have worked for half a century, using the viewfinder to compose photos. Only recent dSLRs provide the Live View capability, allowing you to use the monitor for that purpose. Nikon introduced this feature with the D3 and the D300. Currently, the least-expensive Nikon with this feature is the D5000.

The lens control mechanism has sustained damage, and requires servicing by a qualified artificer.

Since you have neglected to tell us the make and model of the tripod, this can only be a generalisation - broken down into easy steps for you. 1) unclip the Q/R plate from the tripod head. 2) screw the Q/R plate to the base of the camera, using the tripod threaded socket. 3)re-attach the Q/R plate to the tripod head. BTW, when using the camera on a tripod, use a remote control to prevent camera movement.

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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.

Try this YouTube video for timer settings:

https://youtu.be/Vzu0PVD7SPM

This means there is a problem of some description with the equipment, and it requires either service or repair.

Hello Amian, Here is a link to the manual of your camera that may be helpful to you. Good luck, JP https://www.manualslib.com/manual/745954/Nikon-D90.html

The best solution would probably be to check with your seller if it's still under warranty and let him solve the problem, but in case you want to be sure, go through the manual of your camera to see what the lights mean, if you don't have a manual you can find it here: Nikon Coolpix B500 PDF manual download

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Unlikely, but possibly two dodgy batteries ? Are they gen Nikon or replacements ? Other cause might be electronics issue with camera, or bad connection between lens and body - have you tried cleaning the contacts ?

those lenses are usually manufactured for specific model cameras if it works fine on your it's because that's the type of camera it was manufactured for. if it doesn't work on hers in AF then it's because the pin out on the lense isn't the same for her camera as it is for yours.

Special tools, special skills and experience - that is why camera technicians are so expensive. You need to take the lens to a specialist.

Interesting - looks as if there could be a problem. Have you inadvertently set 'Write Protect' on the card, perchance ?

This YouTube video shows how to clean the lens.
https://youtu.be/p_KImwAxvwk

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This is what is known as an 'Error Message', and indicates that there is or may be an error with the lens mechanism. Removing the battery for a few hours (overnight if possible) may cure it, otherwise it means a trip to the service centre.