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

Problem with viewfinder - focus?! I've been using my Nikon d3000 for over a year now. Few days ago I tried to take a photo but when looking through the viewfinder, the photo wasn't focused. It

...problems, it worked great and took magnificant shots. However, the other day I turned it on and the viewfinder was now, dark and out of focus. The battery was fully charged and the diopter adjustment ...

...I took pictures during whale-watching in a heavy rain and camera got wet). Now the view in the viewfinder is kind of greyish and blurry. Focus area brackets in the viewfinder are now always ...

...viewfinder problems Hi my D90 is experiencing a problem, that is inside the viewfinder when the camera is switched on all the lights remain on. I have no idea then any of the camera settings in use. ...

When using any lens, the view through the viewfinder has small spots like a liquid was sprayed on a optical component. What is this and how can I fix it? I have the problem when I use either of my ...

...thing, particularly with a 50mm lens on, where something appears to fall and the image through the viewfinder with da I have a Nikon D3000 It's about 3 years old. It's recently been ...

I see nothing in the Viewfinder... I have a Nikon D40 and I see 'nothing' in the Viewfinder. I can take pictures, they turn out ok, but I cannot see what I am taking pictures of in the viewfinder. The

Nikon D80 Dark Viewfinder and Slow Shutter Speed Hi, I have owned my Nikon D80 for the past 2 years now and just recently encountered a problem with it. I was taking some pictures at a baby shower ...

Blur viewfinder my viewfinder is blur. i've adjust the diopter and nothing happen. what's the problem actually? hi, are the photos also blurred when they come out? if adjusting the diopter doesnt fix ...

Appears in focus in viewfinder, but isn't I have a similar problem with my d100. I press the shutter halfway to auto focus. It appears in focus in the viewfinder, but when I look at the photo later ...