20 Most Recent Nikon COOLPIX L100 Digital Camera - Page 8 Questions & Answers

technically you cant, the l100 is an all automatic camera, meaning you cant manually set the ISO, aperture, or shutter speed... a good way to slow the shutterspeed would be to autofocus on something similar but darker, then keep that focus for the origonal shot...

that embedded memory is internal one you have to go to settings and change your memory storage from external to internal and then mark all>copy/Move to>memory card....this will make transfer all the images..
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Did you go in and change the battery type in the camera from alkaline to Ni-MH? This fixed the problem for me. It is on page 111 in the manuel (or menu button to setup menu to battery type).

format the memory cards after you back it up. if that doesn't work, try another brand.

there is a lock/unlock feature on the side of the new SanDisk (back for the old ones). You might check to make sure that it is unlocked

Are your batteries fully charged? Direct Camera to PC transfer uses a lot of power. Some early L100s could not use rechargable batteries - unless you downloaded new firmware fron Nikon. That needs a card-reader. Once you have a card-reader, use this to download the pics, so that the PC supplies all the power.

You can't.
ISO setting is part of the program. That determines the aperture and speed. You could arrange to mount a neutral density filter in front to fool the program, but thats about all. The L100 seems to have taken a lot of the decisions away from the user.

use the easy-auto mode. adjust the EV. compensation.

maybe the batteries are old? i had this problem once. i just bought new ones.

try to just use the SD card and download it(by copy and paste). sometimes the software malfunctions and it's difficult. try and it might work.

please consider the brand of batteries. these cameras use high-strength or industrial strength batteries. normal AA batteries cannot power it for a long time and the batteries may be waek to begin with.

hello! Yes, you can since the Coolpix L100 has a 15X telephoto lens, you can use the second method described below.
Bokeh is a photographic term used to describe a lens effect wherein the background of the photo is out of focus. This effect is used to blur out distracting backgrounds and give emphasis to the the primary subject of the photo.There are two ways to get bokeh when taking pictures. The first is by using a very large aperture to get a shallow depth of field. You can set your camera’s aperture to f/5 or below. This will effectively throw everything behind your subject out of focus. You can also blur out the background of your photo by using a long telephoto lens. There is no hard rule on how long your lens should be but the longer its reach, the more pronounced the bokeh is going to be.

Are you using rechargeable batteries and are they fully charged? If so, take the camera back.

Set the camera on a firm surface or a tripod and take a few test shots...are they better? If so, that means that you are moving when pressing the shutter.

kindly use 2100 mh battery for ur cams

Are you holding down the shutter button half-way and letting the camera lock in the focus before pressing the rest of the way?