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Nikon Coolpix S210
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HQ Grade: B-
| A | is outstanding and exceptional, rated in the top 10% of digital cameras. |
| B | means they are good, with some standout features. |
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- 77th of 175 in Ultra Compact
- 25th of 53 in 8 Megapixel
- 29th of 74 in Nikon
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Well, it should have a Battery Charger that comes with it. If not, you can pick one up from NikonUSA or eBay. But make sure it's a Nikon brand if from eBay.
You could try USB charging, but I'm not sure if Nikon has gone down that road in their point and shoots. Kodak has. However, by default, there is a power management feature in Windows which turns off USB ports to conserve energy. It's a dumb idea, frankly. But to access it you right click on my computer, select properties. then device manager. right click each USB hub and select power mangement. uncheck the box that says "allow windows to turn off usb hub to conserve power." Do this for every hub.
In addition, any front USB ports away from the main USB ports in the back do not carry enough electrical power to charge the camera. You must plug the USB into your rear ports. If it works for Nikon, that is.
You could try USB charging, but I'm not sure if Nikon has gone down that road in their point and shoots. Kodak has. However, by default, there is a power management feature in Windows which turns off USB ports to conserve energy. It's a dumb idea, frankly. But to access it you right click on my computer, select properties. then device manager. right click each USB hub and select power mangement. uncheck the box that says "allow windows to turn off usb hub to conserve power." Do this for every hub.
In addition, any front USB ports away from the main USB ports in the back do not carry enough electrical power to charge the camera. You must plug the USB into your rear ports. If it works for Nikon, that is.
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