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Ok so i have a Nikon s60 camera and my lens is all fuzzy and when you turn it on to take a picture it is not clear at all! So i was wondering what can i use to clean the lens? And i got this last year so i cannot return it and i dont want to buy a new camera because i have had like 5 lol. Thanks for your help!
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You have to work very diligently with a camera lens. I have a Nikon as well and I know how careful you have to be. You need a special cloth to clean the lens. You can find them in glasses stores or even at Walmart as a phone/iPod screen cleaner. This is the only material that truly does not damage your lens in any way or leave micro-scratches. It is a finely woven spandex-based material. When you have this, break off one end of a Q-tip and place the cloth over it. Turn on your camera and use the tiny makeshift cleaner to clear your lens of anything that might be making your pictures fuzzy. Move in circles because going back and forth could just push the junk to the sides and leave it open to re-clogging your lens. A circular motion collects the stuff in the microscopic weaves or your cleansing material. NEVER use any kind of chemical or spray on your camera, even if it is eye-glass cleaner. Special lenses are used in Nikon cameras and they're very sensitive. Also, do not push very hard, if at all. Be extremely gentle because a slight shift in the lens, even by a fraction of a hair, could mess with the angle of all your pictures. Hope this helps! :)
You have to work very diligently with a camera lens. I have a Nikon as well and I know how careful you have to be. You need a special cloth to clean the lens. You can find them in glasses stores or even at Walmart as a phone/iPod screen cleaner. This is the only material that truly does not damage your lens in any way or leave micro-scratches. It is a finely woven spandex-based material. When you have this, break off one end of a Q-tip and place the cloth over it. Turn on your camera and use the tiny makeshift cleaner to clear your lens of anything that might be making your pictures fuzzy. Move in circles because going back and forth could just push the junk to the sides and leave it open to re-clogging your lens. A circular motion collects the stuff in the microscopic weaves or your cleansing material. NEVER use any kind of chemical or spray on your camera, even if it is eye-glass cleaner. Special lenses are used in Nikon cameras and they're very sensitive. Also, do not push very hard, if at all. Be extremely gentle because a slight shift in the lens, even by a fraction of a hair, could mess with the angle of all your pictures. Hope this helps! :)
Coolpix S210 (Nikon) camera has lens error?
Kassey
My Camera which is only two months old got borrowed by one of my siblings. Well she left it in the back of the vehicle for three days when it rained and was hot. It was under a tire in the dirt. I used it for a while but the pictures were really blurry and was hard to focus them. IT also made a weird gurgle beep type of noise, instead of the loud normal beep. Then about two days later it said lens error and the lens wouldn't go back in. When i put the battery back in, it makes a a err sound like a weird beep and hen something like shakes or rattle quietly after wards.
My mom says i can't get a new one cause i did it with my own money. The warranty was only 15 days and my sibling said she wont buy me a new one. What should I do, I loved my camera and I don't want to ask my Daddy or Grandfather. Help!
Answer
Most good cameras come with a year's warranty. Did you look in the instruction manual to see what it says? I don't think Nikon will repair it free though, if it got dirt in it. Your sibling owes you a new camera. When you do get a new camera, NEVER let anyone else use it. If you are the only user, you will know just how it is taken care of. And that includes using the wrist strap every time you handle it so you don't drop it.
You could call Nikon at (800) NIKON-UX and see if they can tell you about how much it would cost to fix it. But you can buy a new camera like that for less than $150, so it would probably be easier to just get a new one. Your sibling was careless with your camera and really should replace it. Talk nicely to your mom, and maybe she will change her mind about you getting a new one. I'm sorry that happened.
Most good cameras come with a year's warranty. Did you look in the instruction manual to see what it says? I don't think Nikon will repair it free though, if it got dirt in it. Your sibling owes you a new camera. When you do get a new camera, NEVER let anyone else use it. If you are the only user, you will know just how it is taken care of. And that includes using the wrist strap every time you handle it so you don't drop it.
You could call Nikon at (800) NIKON-UX and see if they can tell you about how much it would cost to fix it. But you can buy a new camera like that for less than $150, so it would probably be easier to just get a new one. Your sibling was careless with your camera and really should replace it. Talk nicely to your mom, and maybe she will change her mind about you getting a new one. I'm sorry that happened.
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