Nikon D40 Digital Camera with G-II 18-55mm Lens "speed" Questions

...across part of the image due to the mirror. Any solutions? It's not the aperture, it's the shutter speed. It's also not the mirror, but the shutter. The camera's fastest shutter sync speed is 1/200. ...

...125. I am firing the strobes, remotely,from the wireless transmitter mounted from the hotshoe. At speed 320 I get a small black area across the bottom 1/3 of the image. At 640 the black area ...

Flash and high shutter speed problem I want to take some really high spee photos. My D40's shutter speed goes up to 4,000, but I need the flash to get details in these photos. Every time I put the ...

d 80, controling shutter speed camera would not allow me to change shutter speed above 200 when flash is activated. It just freeze at 200 shutter speed but it allows me to change shutter speed when ...

my camera flash when on the shatter speed does not increase above 200 The fastest shutter speed with flash is 1/200 of a second. Due to the design of the shutter, the entire frame is not exposed at ...

how can i set aperture and shutter speed at P mode? i scroll the command dial but all that comes in is P and P* Once you're in the P mode, turning the command dial will change the shutter speed and ...

My shutter speed is very slow and when I take pictures I think when it's dark is when I notice the problem but the picture will not take. Also if someone moves their face is blurry. My shutter speed ...

Nikon D60 Digital SLR--Slow Shutter Speed Just purchased this camera, specifically b/c my children play sports. First use at v-ball game resulted in blurred motion--v-ball, arms, etc. After studying ...

...most people say it is. It also says LO where the f-stop number should be. PLEASE HELP! Your shutter speed is too fast. The correct exposure requires a lens aperture larger than physically possible on ...

shutter speed keeps changing, how do I keep it set at one speed? The camera needs to be set in the 'S' mode. On the 'P' setting, speed and aperture will change with light levels. 'S' is for shutter ...