If it were possible I would rate it a zero and the company even worst. I'm absolutely convinced this camera was manufactured cheaply with every design flaw imaginable. My camera stopped working after 10 sessions. Suddenly the camera could not sense/tell when the lens cover was open or closed so it stopped working because of it. I sent it to Nikon and they wanted $154 to fix it. It's a manufacturing defect - why should I pay? The camera was never dropped or abused in any way...not even a scratch.This was the first Nikon I ever bought. I purchased it brand new to use everyday because of its features, size and the reputation for quality of the company. When it worked, it took great pictures. Now it's an expensive paperweight that's been sitting in my house for 2 years. Obviously, Nikon has changed and so will its reputation. I'm going back to Canon and Sony. Nikon? Never again - they couldn't pay me to take a camera.