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Question: how to disable touch screen
Document: 1 - slide opening is awkward2 - touch screen results in LOTS of unintended pictures3 - does not comes with a separate battery charger - have to use the camera to charge the batteries
Very nice camera except for the ability to touch the OLED screen to trigger the shutter. I found myself taking many unintentional pictures.I found there was an option to change the touch to something other that the shutter. I changed it and things are much better.
I carry this camera with me on frequent bicycle rides and it is very convenient and break resistant, which I need having dropped two previous cheaper cameras that had a lens that projected out. This camera has a large touch screen and easy to use menus produces excellent pictures.
The camera takes wonderful photos. A little confusing for me to set up since the touch screen kept taking pictures while I was setting up and learning how to use it. Very sensitive touch screen for taking pictures. Love the red color and the size and it's light in weight.
You will have random photos of your nose, ceilings and just crazy stuff because me and who ever takes the photos will always hit the touch screen. Also if you don't mind a lot of silver scratches on the camera from sliding the lens back and fourth. This is surely a great everyday camera to buy. Everyone that takes a photo for me ask where I get this awesome camera.
I thought the touch screen would be a plus (some buttons on my old Canon have ceased to work), but it's difficult to hold the camera and access the touch screen at the same time. For instance, try zooming with one hand holding the camera and the other touching the screen. On my old Canon I could easily hold and zoom with one hand. Maybe the other functions will become easier the more I use it, but I'd prefer having &#34;hard&#34; selections for settings.
You may wish to have an extra battery or few available, as with video running, the battery does go out. Nice to have some beep warning when the battery is low, but with music players only still.Most or all of the settings are done by the touch screen, so you need to have nimble fingers. This is not for the inept or fumblers. The interface is obvious for Nikon users, but those unfamiliar with symbols and icons, unable to learn, should stay away from such cameras. It is sensitive, so often I cause a shot just by inadvertent handling of the camera when active, and to erase takes a couple taps.
GENERALLY I hate touch-screens, not just computers but also phones and camerasYET, I got this because it's a touch screen and not that expensiveLike that:1. the 5x optical zoom lens doesn't move out2. can choose ISO3. the flash-off remains off even after I switch off the camera4. the speed and stop are displayedDON'T like:a. touch screen is touch and go - sometimes, the lens doesn't zoom even when the T/W buttons are touchedb. the sliding cover is a bit stiff, so sometimes, it doesn't close.
I bought this camera as a Xmas Present for my wife. We took it on a cruise and used if for about a week before I cracked the touch screen LCD. I did not drop the camera. It was in a carry bag which must have swung up against some hard object. I think the LCD screen must be of some inferior design as over the years never had a similar problem with cell phones etc even when dropped. I mailed it back to Nikon,for repair. Nikon stated it was not covered by warranty and wanted $108 repair.
Pluses - This camera is very compact, easily fitting into one's pocket. The OLED viewing screen is very large relative to the size of the camera. Battery life is quite good. Image quality is very good, but not in the same league as SLR style  cameras.Minuses - the LCD screen washes-out in sunlight. The paper owners manual isn't very informative about camera operation. An owners manual on CD is supplied, but not very convenient for use in the field, or for those without a computer. It takes some time and experimentation to figure out the various menus and features on the touch screen.
Answer: I do not know if touch screen can be disabled, for there are no other controls other than on the touch screen.  One of my complaints about the Coolpix is that battery can only be charged in the camera, but I was able to purchase a Vivitar charger to charge a second battery outside the camera.