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The goal is not going to leave my camera Coolpix S51?
When I turn it on the lens cover slide is supposed to be objective and let the outside but not so, then only the camera says "lens cap error" and shuts down. So is there any way to fix it?
Repair camera is more expensive than replacement, but can help cleanse and recharge your batteries as described below. The following link is to prolong battery life Lithium-based lasting two to three years, but they are very expensive. A Sony G Series Rechargeable 960 mAh lithium-ion battery is $ 49.88 at Wal-Mart. http://www.batteryuniversity.com/parttwo-34.htm … In addition, digital cameras restore original settings if batteries are removed for one minute. The time varies with the function / camera. Check screen / setup menu to not auto functions and date / time. Remove extra memory to eliminate this as a possible problem. Insert fully charged / cleaning camera batteries and reboot. The last non-physical repair software, using devices are reset by removing power … VCR / DVD a month. Camera reports low battery, but it is low charge or bad electrical contacts? Overcharging can ruin good batteries! The secret to making digital cameras work best to have a good electrical contact between the batteries and camera. A friend asked me to clean and load your new 2000mAh Duracell batteries as described in the following link. These batteries are still going strong after four months of normal use and have not been charged. Click this link for other camera tips and instructions complete the cleaning chamber and battery electrical contacts. http://www.google.com/base/a/4210404/D13701973093918363271 Most batteries NiMH rechargeable lose charge and must be recharged when not in use after two weeks, but Duracell and Rayovac NiMH batteries new formula for 2000 mAh out the burden of one year when not in use. In addition, 2000mAh batteries seem to have a longer life. No batteries how are you at first, but with 12 more than five years and all are be as good as new. Higher mAh (about a year old) still work well in flashlights, but will not start my camera. CAUTION Do not overload! The Batteries can be damaged. Use an automatic two or more hours Energizer Compact smart charger with temperature control technology, trickle charge, and the safety timer ($ 9.76) at Walmart. Pre-loaded using Duracell 2000mAh ($ 12.97) or Rayovac ($ 5.97) batteries (both cargo have one year) and a cycle full load. To preserve battery power, use the viewfinder. Digital cameras require lots of energy. Poor electrical contact can cause many problems the battery and camera contacts must be cleaned properly. The batteries are fully charged, but the camera indicates "low" if the contacts are not really good. The LCD is a constant low load, but when the lens extension, optical zoom, focus, and flash charging are added in the capture mode, the load is too heavy. Poor contact the cameras do strange things, like making bad pictures or close to the target was. NiMH batteries must be recharged when the Camera reports batteries low. Old batteries can be downloaded overnight, but it can provide normal service after being charged immediately. Pairs of battery is not used in cameras can work well in the headlights. Do not drop the battery or allow the voltage below one volt. CAUTION To avoid corruption of memory cards, keeping the batteries charged, the camera format, and do not delete or completely fill the card. Wait until the lights stop flashing then turn the camera off before removing memory. For card readers, double-click Remove Hardware. Select, then click Stop and then OK. Never touch the ends of the batteries or the electrical contacts on camera. Oil your fingers contaminate the contacts. Use batteries in pairs of the same make and rating. Do not mix new and used. Again, only do so as well as old. Click the source link for other camera tips and complete instructions on cleaning camera and battery electrical contacts. Source (s): http://www.google.com/base/a/4210404/D13701973093918363271
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