It could be that the camera needs the rechargable kinds. They can produce a high current surge to do a short thing like extend the lense or move the image to memory where the other batteries can not do that.
Doesn't matter what brand of AA non-rechargeable batteries you try, if the originals were rechargeable NiCd or NiMh. Later versions were definitely NiMh.
Replacw with same type of battery.
The coolpix was recalled for bad internal battery maintenance at least once, that I'm aware of. It used 4 x NiMh AA.
Cameras remaineing on the market was extremely fussy about what you stuck in the battery compartment, but at least they didn't burn.
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