Problem: My camcorder won't focus on close-up objects
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Your camcorder's autofocus is probably having problems locking on to objects in the foreground. In the settings menu, choose the macro function where available. You'll see it shown with an icon of a small flower. 0 out of 0 people found this solution helpful.
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You need to back up your recordings. Copy them to a computer. If you record them to a DVD, don't rely on this to store your precious videos. Recordable DVDs degrade over time. 0 out of 0 people found this solution helpful.
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Your computer might not have the right software installed to watch the kind of video your camera takes. Install the software that came with your camera, or as an alternative, Google "VLC" for a great video player that will install on most computers and play almost all kinds of video. 0 out of 0 people found this solution helpful.
Problem: I can't transfer videos to the computer via USB.
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1) Check your USB cable is plugged in fully. 2) Check your camera is connected to a power source, the best is mains power (even if your camera has a good battery). 3) You might have to put the camera into "play" more (rather than "record" mode. 0 out of 0 people found this solution helpful.
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Problem: Purchased my Coolpix S32 in June 2015, use it outside for work a lot. Have taken thousands of photos. Got crisp photos until recently, now every second, third, or fourth picture is blurry, no real pattern to it. Have tried everything from a factory reset, to turning Vibration Assist and Auto Focus on and off, setting flash, changing vividness and brightness, etc. I've dropped it only once or twice, wonder if something internal is broken or something else causing auto-focus to go haywire. Is it worth fixing or just buy a new one?
Video cameras can be quite difficult to repair yourself, you may want to think about getting the repairs done professionally if your camera is worth a lot of money.
Try not to touch or damage the lens, particularly if you are cleaning. Don't use tissues to clean a lens as they could scratch it.
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