A:AnswerFor help troubleshooting your Nikon product please contact Nikon Support by using the following link: https://www.nikonusa.com/en/about-nikon/contact-us.page
A:AnswerI have Windows 10 & no issues, super easy set up. You need to use a SD Card or Micro SD card to store the images. ( it will say which on the box) so it really depends on if you do a lot of videos or just images and the size card you get. The screen has a indicator as to how many more you can take but if you are worried you can always just carry an extra one in the case.
A:AnswerI would use the highest setting, best quality, the higher numbers. Practice with it. Check your practice pics on computer you can see the clarity I'm sure. You can also Google the question
A:AnswerNo, the COOLPIX B500 is a compact digital camera. Product names for Nikon DSLRs start with the letter D, like D5600 or D850. If you are just starting out take a look at the D3400, which is our entry-level DSLR and which is sold in kits with one or more lenses. Other DSLRs may be sold without a lens (body only) so if you don't have access to any NIKKOR lenses be sure to look for kits or bundles that include lenses.
A:AnswerNo, the COOLPIX B500 uses 4 AA batteries which cannot be charged by the camera. LR6/L40 alkaline, FR6/L91 lithium, or EN-MH2 rechargeable Ni-MH batteries can be used in the B500. An MH-73 charger, available separately, is required to charge the EN-MH2 rechargeable Ni-MH batteries.
A:AnswerThe Nikon COOLPIX B500 digital camera does not have a mic jack, so microphone accessories cannot be attached to it. This camera has a standard ¼ inch (ISO 1222) tripod socket for use with any standard tripod that can hold the weight of the camera, which is about 19.1 oz. or 542 grams (with battery and memory card inserted).
A:AnswerThe COOLPIX B500 has a specific Pet Portrait Auto release mode. When you have the camera set for this mode - the camera - when it detects a dog or cats face, it will automatically release the camera's shutter. It's a specific SCENE MODE in the camera called Pet Portrait. Since we all know pets can be spontaneous in their movement, if you set the camera, while in this mode, to continuous shooting, it will take 3 images continuously, once it detects the pets face.
