Do any of these cameras have aperture and shutter speed override?

Here are the models:
Nikon- COOLPIX AW120
Nikon- COOLPIX S9300
Thank guys
Added (1). Oh yes and if they do have manual override functions. Can I please know how to access them. Thanks.

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How many pictures will a 2GB memory card hold?

I have a Nikon Coolpix S8000 and I was just wondering how many pictures a 2GB memory can hold whilst using it in my camera.

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Would the nikon coolpix L840 good for vlogging?

Would the nikon coolpix L840 good for vlogging?

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Nikon Coolpix P900 help?!

So I am a total camera noob but recently for my birthday got given a Nikon Coolpix P900. Online I see the amazing zoom and pictures it can do etc and would love to know how but cannot actually how to do it anywhere on the net so i ve come here. Can someone if you know list the best settings to have the camera on below (in full detail because remember i m a noob). Also can someone please tell me how to use the super zoom! (so I can zoom in on the moon etc.) when I zoom it just ends up going blurry. Please reply if you know. This is my last try. Help would be greatly appreciated! Please do it in full detail and in somewhat basic terms because as I ve mentioned… Total Noob!

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Can anyone explain the difference between these cameras?

I was wondering if there really is a massive difference between the nikon coolpix s9900 and samsung s4 mobile camera. Obviously the one difference is that one is a proper camera and the other is on your mobile. I want to know if it's worth buying the Nikon. Obviously im not very good with cameras. The last one i had was the samsung L100 which i got maybe about 6 or 7 years ago. It was a present so i didn't spend time choosing it. Im looking to use it for video mostly. Another thing i was wondering is there much difference from the Nikon to the samsung L100 and the L100 to the samsung s4 mobile. Any answer appreciated as i literally have no idea at all.

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How to shoot RAW pictures with Nikon Coolpix P510?

I've recently learned one of the biggest (hidden) tip to having great, professional looking pictures is shooting in RAW. According to many website articles, it's said that you have more original file with more details opposed to JPEG.

So how do I shoot in RAW with a Nikon Coolpix P510? Or is that even possible?

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Photograph extremely grainy at 3600 ISO setting but?

My photograph which is set at 3600 ISO is really grainy, but when I look at other photographs of the Milky Way on National Geographic or wherever, their ISO is set to 6300 or something like that and it's not the least bit grainy! And I've tried the tools in programs that remove grain and noise; it just makes my photo look blurry, like extremely blurry and un real.

How do I combat this? I have a Nikon Coolpix p510.

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Nikon L610 battery exhausted battery issue?

I've used a multitude of AA batteries like duracell being one. After I try recording a video there is a notification stating that the battery has been exhausted, but after turning off the camera and turning it back on the battery appears to be full/fine. What is the problem please help I have already tried a multitude of things but nothing has worked.

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How to shoot manual settings on a Nikon Coolpix L840?

I need a camera with manual settings for a photography class, and I got a Nikon Coolpix L840 as its the best thing I can afford. But I don't know exactly how to use the settings. Any help is appreciated, thank you!

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Camera flash is off- but now the camera is still adding extra light to pictures somehow?

It's a Nikon Coolpix S33, if that matters. We were testing it out the other day in our dimly lit living room. We turned the flash off and then took a picture of an object. The picture looked like someone was shining a bright flashlight on the object, even though the flash did not go off. Is the camera reducing the shutter speed? A little extra light wouldn't be a big deal, but this was way more than a little extra light, and it ruined the picture. How do we get our camera to stop doing this?

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