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Why do I get a batteries exhausted error? |
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Why will my camera not turn on? |
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My camera keeps saying "battery exhausted". How to fix it? |
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Black screen when camera is turned on. |
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Background and Identification
The Nikon Coolpix is a series of digital compact cameras produced by Nikon. Nikon Corporation, known just as Nikon, is a Japanese company specializing in optics and imaging products. Nikon produces camera, camera lenses, microscopes, binoculars, measurement instruments, spotting scopes, and rifle scopes. The Coolpix line grew as consumer digital photography became more popular through the early 2000s. Coolpix models are advertised as compact point-and-shoot cameras designed for casual photographers. Some Coolpix models are small pocket-sized cameras while others are higher-end DSLR-style cameras.
The Coolpix series includes superzoom, bridge, travel-zoom, miniature compact, and waterproof/rugged cameras. Nikon Coolpix cameras are organized into five different model lines. A camera’s line is indicated by the first letter in the camera’s model name. Coolpix cameras include the A series, the AW (all weather) series, the L (life) series, the P (performance) series, and the S (style) series. Nikon’s “all-weather” Coolpix camera is designed to be waterproof up to 100 meters, freezeproof, and shockproof. Coolpix cameras generally include autofocus features, LCD screens, superzoom functionality, and Wi-Fi connectivity.
Nikon cameras can be identified by the name “Nikon” generally printed in white font directly above the camera’s lens assembly. Coolpix cameras generally include the name “Coolpix” printed in capital letters on the front of the device. Nikon Coolpix cameras generally include a sticker or text with identifying information located either on the side of the lens or on the rear of the device.
