Questions & Answers for: Nikon picture so dark

...dark. I have no idea what is wrong. That would explain the darkness if the lens is stopped down. It would seem the aperture control is faulty on the camera body. Normally, the aperture remains open ...

...picture comes out very dark All of a sudden (after taking a few pictures fine), my D50 takes only dark pictures. Even when the flash is not needed, the pictures are dark. I changed the memory cards ...

Nikon D40 dark pictures all of a sudden We just got the camera and all of a sudden all the pictures are dark. Please help its a new camera and frustrated Are you using the automatic mode or manual ...

...dark, and the picture doesn't look very good at all. I try focusing initially on the dark table and then taking the picture of, say, a white shirt, and it lightens the picture up a bit, but for the ...

Nikon D60 is suddenly taking very dark pictures Hi-my Nikon D60 is suddenly taking very dark pictures, even with the flash. If I put it on manual and push the exposure all the way to the left, ...

pictures way dark on program mode just started doing this 2 days ago was normal Check to see if you inadvertantly changed the Ev value. There should bge a small button with Ev +- on the top of the ...

...dark spots on pictures If the spots appear in the same place in each picture, then you have dust on your sensor. Google the words "how to clean a DSLR sensor". You will find sites explaining the ...

picture in the dark? the how do I take a picture in the dark? the pictures keep coming out blurry Of course a good ol' flash will do the trick. but if there is no flash available, you can make the ISO

...picture is always dark, although flash is used and AUTO mode selected. I do not see the error message anymore, but the camera simply do not take pictures properly. I tried formatting, etc with no ...

Why are my pictures so dark? The pictures are too dark when I print them. Your ISO was to high or to low , I cant see your pictures to tell, but darkness means you diidnt let enough light in the lens ...