If you are using a Nikonma camera, you will probably encounter some problems but you will not see any error messages or information that can tell you the cause of those problems. Solving these errors is not an easy task, but they are not so difficult.
Camera does not power on
There are many reasons for this, first check that the battery is charged and in the right place.
Second, make sure that the metal contacts of the battery are clean. You can use a dry cloth to wipe away the dirt that comes into contact.
Finally, you have to check the cover of the battery compartment, because if the cover is not closed properly, the camera may not start.
Camera lens is not fully retracted
Check carefully, you may accidentally open the battery compartment cover when the camera is in operation. You just need to close the battery cover and start it up and everything will be solved.
It could also be the structure of a dirty lens. When it is fully opened, wipe it off with a dry cloth. If that doesn’t work, your lens is damaged.
The camera screen does not display images
Many Nikonma cameras have a DISP button that turns the LCD screen off and on. Please press the DISP button to turn on the LCD screen.
The LCD screen is blinking
If you find yourself holding the camera near a fluorescent light, the LCD monitor image may flicker. Try moving the camera out of fluorescent light. The LCD screen may also appear flickering if you are trying to view a scene when shooting in very low light. But if the LCD screen seems to flicker in all types of shooting situations, you may need a repair.
White dots appear in the image
Most likely, this is due to the light from the flash reflecting off dust or other particles in the air. Try turning off the flash or wait until the air blows to take pictures. It is also possible that the lens may have some points on it, causing problems with image quality. Ensure that the lens is completely clean. If not, you may have a problem with the image sensor that causes white dots on the image.
The image displayed on the LCD monitor looks the same as the image taken
With some Nikonma point and shoot cameras, the images on the screen do not usually “match” with the actual image. LCD monitors usually only display approximately 95% of the image captured correctly. This 5% difference will be “magnified” when the person / object being photographed stands near the lens.
Unable to display the image on the TV screen
Learning how to display pictures on a TV screen can be very complicated. Press the Menu button on the camera, select the Settings tab and make sure you match the video system settings in the camera to the video system that your TV is using. Note that some PowerShot cameras are not capable of displaying images on a TV screen because the camera has no HDMI output or no HDMI output port.
The above is how to handle common problems of Nikonma cameras, you can refer to how to fix Nikonma camera errors if you encounter them!