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So after I take around 10 pictures i get an error saying my memory card is full, any ideas? thanks!

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well its an 8gb memory card, i tried resetting the factory settings so i will see if this works, thanks for all of your help!

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This camera doens't shoot RAW.

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Like keith said, what size card? Also remember that if you are shooting in RAW format your card will fill up much faster. This isn't a bad thing, it just means you should dump your card pretty often. My suggestion? Go buy yourself a bigger card.

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What size card and what image settings are being used ??
Try formatting the card in camera before using it, this will clear eveything off and leave it empty.

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in movie mode, can we zoom in?

Mar 6, 2011 by

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yes you can when recording at 1080P, 720P VGA and QVGA. but you can't zoom when using 15fps, 60fps, 120fps or 240fps.

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You can, but in my case, as soon as i touch the zoom control, it goes out of focus, and, it does not regain focus 50% or more of the time.

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the camera just stopped turning on - even after full charge

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yeah Sofia,it's a problem...nothing ya can do except buying 2 or 3 batteries as backups..it runs 80 mins. after full charge..

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If you already tried troubleshooting and still not charging, you are welcome to send your camera for evaluation.

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Does it has a panoramic feature?

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Can it take 3 to 5 pictures making it a panorama picture?

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Choose Scene mode on the dial, press the Menu button and select the Panorama Assist mode. As you snap pictures, the camera leaves a transparent view of the last image captured on the screen so you can line up your next shot(s).

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Yes, this model has the Panorama Assist feature.

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Flash too Bright

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The flash turns everything white and washed out. Camera is Nikon Coolpix s8100.

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Problem with Nikon 8100 is that the default flash is too bright.

Is there a way to reduce the flash brightness?

Someone please reply otherwise I am thinking of returning this back.

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Please reset the camera to default settings:
Go to MENU > Setup > Reset All

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Can you take black & white pictures with the nikon s8100?

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Thinking about buying this camera and was just curious.

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Yes. The way to do this is by:
1. Turn the dial located on the top of your camera to the "Scene" setting.
2. Click on the "Menu" button that's located on the back of the camera next to the screen.
3. On the screen choose the [SCENE] tab,
4. Scroll down to "Copy" located next to a picture that looks like a sheet of paper.
5. Press "OK" on the center of the dial
Take B&W pictures.
Enjoy!

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Yes, you can take black and white pictures.

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can I view pictures on my ipad?

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how can this camera interface with a ipad?

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Linda, I hope by now you got your answer. Get an iPad Camera Connection Kit from the Apple Store. The part # is MC531ZM/A and it is about $29.00. Uploading is easy and quick to your iPad (I have an iPad2). Your pictures will look fabulous.

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Please get in contact with the manufacture of your IPad for more information.

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using continuous

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how do you use the continuous feature on the s8100? i cannot get the instruction manual to download and i cannot figure out how to use this feature.

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Turn on your camera. On top you have a dial turn it one notch passed the green auto button, and you are in continuous mode. Press the menu button and select your particular venue you need.

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Rotate the mode dial and align the Icon for Continuous Shooting mode (see page# 42 of the user’s manual). Press the MENU button and confirm or change the settings in the continuous menu.

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New camera S8100 the battery light continues to blink slow when plugged in........it does not appears that the battery is fully charged

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The charge lamp slowly blinks green to indicate that the battery is charging. About three hours and 50 minutes are required to charge a fully exhausted battery.

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If its the first charge then it will take some time to become fully charged, leave it plugged in to charge over night and the light should eventually go out when charging cycle has been completed.

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How many pictures do you get per KB of flash memory?

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I know you get about 220 pictures on one battery charge. I am trying to figure out how many KB of flash memory to buy.

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For example if you're using a 4GB memory card and you have the Image Mode set to the highest (14M), an approximate of 650 pictures can be store in the memory card.
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Depends on a lot of things, theres no set rule for how many pics can be taken as it depends on settings image content etc.

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