I get an "Autoexposure error. Contact a Nikon authorized service representative." message when I turn my camera on. It will on take a picture in the Manual setting and the those pictures are very, very dark. I also not able to use the flash.
Hi I'm having the same problem!!!
My Nikon D5100 camera giving a sin of Autoexposure error after it's drooped from my tripod on the deck floor (Wooden Floor). How can I fix that? I tried few does not work, please help me, it's an emergency. Thanks!
SOURCE: Nikon D40 pictures taken but too dark even in AUTO
make sure flash is on your flash on cam is sticking.
SOURCE: Nikon D40 will not take a picture.
I fixed it!! Turn the lens to Manual mode (moving to M). Twist the very tip of the lens till it unlocks.
If you twist the lens on the end far enough on the end to the right you will find it "locks". This is what is causing the screeching sound,, it's locked and can't auto focus. Twist the very end to the left till it releases. This fixed it for me.
SOURCE: when I turn my Nikon L18 on, the LCD illuminates but is all lines
i have a similar problem, is the screen white with occasional lines that look like a badly tuned digital tv? my tv out works so I am guessing its a LCD problem, try replacing the LCD like I am doing...
SOURCE: Initialization Error
try pressing the 2 green buttons to reset the unit . if you get lucky and it turns on, immediately follow the steps to update your firmware on this website http://ampin.wordpress.com/2007/03/02/nikon-d40-firmware-upgrade/ , otherwise you will need to take the camera to an authorized repair center . :)
SOURCE: Pictures too dark. Shutter operating too slowly.
Are you in auto mode? If it is manual then it is possible that the settings are not correct for the light. You can look at the meter to see what the camera thinks about the exposure.
It sounds as if your subject is too dark. Does this happen when the area is brightly lit? Does the flash fire?
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