Why does my Nikon camera says lens error?

Why does my Nikon camera says lens error?

This message indicates a problem with the cameras lens mechanism which requires the camera to be sent to a Nikon service department for repair. Turn the camera off and then on again. Remove and replace the battery.

How do you reset a Nikon J1?

Power the camera off and wait 30 seconds, then power the camera back on. This will reset the camera’s settings, causing it to try and detect the lens again.

How do you fix a lens error?

Blow compressed air in any gaps around the lens — or use a shop vac. Use a thin piece of paper or a needle to dislodge any visible bits of grit. Gently tap the camera in an attempt to realign jammed mechanics or dislodge particles (obvious warning: could cause further damage)

Why is my Nikon 1 J1 not taking pictures?

The camera will not let the user take pictures when this message is displayed. Power the camera off and wait 30 seconds, then power the camera back on. This will reset the camera’s settings, causing it to try and detect the lens again. Remove the lens and reattach it while the camera is off.

How can I Reset my Nikon 1 J1?

Power the camera off and wait 30 seconds, then power the camera back on. This will reset the camera’s settings, causing it to try and detect the lens again. Remove the lens and reattach it while the camera is off. Remove the lens by pressing the button on the right hand side and rotating the lens assembly clockwise.

Is the Nikon 1 J1 10-30mm lens useless?

And even without the lens error popup blocking the camera operation, the Nikon 1 10-30mm lens is probably pretty useless in manual mode as there is no manual focus ring… I tested the camera body in manual mode and it seems work as it should.

Is the Nikon 1 exchangable lens a DSLR?

Nikon 1 line of mirrorles exchangable lens cameras seem to be somewhere between ordinary compact cameras and higher level DSLR cameras. Well, I guess you may get a bit more for the same price if you look at some higher end compact cameras, but this really depends on what you are trying to do with it…