I dont know if i can change the iso on the nixion n55??

You may download the N55 manual from http://butkus.org/chinon/nikon/nikon_n55/nikon_n55.htm

You may download the Nikon N55 manual from http://butkus.org/chinon/nikon/nikon_n55/nikon_n55.htm

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In S and M modes you control the shutter speed directly by turning the command dial on the back of the camera. In A mode the dial controls the aperture which indirectly affects the shutter speed. In P mode the dial shifts the exposure to another equivalent exposure, which also changes the shutter speed.

You can download a manual from http://www.butkus.org/chinon/nikon.htm

Depending on the type of interchangeable lens you have mounted on the camera, there may be a switch on the lens barrel for choosing between auto-focus or manual focus. The N55 also will not auto-focus with the newer Nikon AFS lenses such as those used with the Nikon D40 digital slr. Finally, there was a service bulletin on the N55 back in 2005. Nikon discovered a problem with the auto-focus and fixed it for free, but there may have been a time limit. Here is a link to more info about that:

http://www.nikonusa.com/Service-And-Support/Service-Advisories/N55-Service-Advisory.page

Hope this helps : -)

Your camera is either fully automatic or fully manual. In addition it has shutter priority and aperture priority semi-automatic functions. With shutter prior. you pick the shutter speed you prefer and the camera will adjust the aperture. With Aperture prior it works the other way around. The exposure will be always the optimum (decided by the camera program).
You can adjust these automatics with the program dial.

Set the selector dial on the body at "A" for Aperature priorty. Set Lens as f/22. Move the dial right behind the top cover body behind the lcd.
-James

It could be that your camera doesn't know it's rewound the film already. With the camera turned on, push and hold BOTH manual rewind buttons simultaneously - one near the release button ( +/- ) and the other toward the front of the camera at the lens release button. Try the release button again.

http://www.nikondigital.com/main.html look at the service advisory link on the bottom right. It pretty much describes your problem, same model. you are eligible to a free repair. Good luck