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I have D90 dslr camera last few months was working very fine but last days its shutter not opening propely after click only half image show

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Your mirror is not fully opening, make sure you have no dust or object jamming the mirror. Do a cleaning with the mirror locked up in the raised position.

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Cobra MD210 flashgun on Nikon D90

Take care. Nikon does warn every user of the modern DSLR's not to use old flash guns. Old camera's were fitted with mechanical switches. In those days nobody cared about 5, 12 or even 100 volt on a flash gun. Modern camera's use electronic switches (transistor) and they only can survive when hooked up to modern flash guns, because these guns block high (above 5 Volt) voltages.
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Try another lens. Make sure the camera is set to AF.

R13 is not an error message - the camera is telling you how many images you can take before the camera has to stop and write to the memory card. Please consult your users manual for further information
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Since a couple of months, my "out of warranty" D90 is having a problem.

Even after shutting down the unit , sometimes (post of the time) the green led is blinking (at random speed) untill the battery is 100% down (after half a day).
Switching memory card , or formatting memory card does not help.
Even without lens , problem occurs.
I tried also a other battery pack , same problem...

Anyone has an possible reason why this happens , or a 100% working solution.

PS: D90, battery packs and charger are 100% genuine NIKON.
Regards, Rik

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Try removing the lens. Turn it on. Press the shutter a few times. Re-attach the lens and try it.
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Having gone over a month without a response, I assume this is no longer a problem.
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