Nikon D - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

Question edited for a lot more clarity and add MAKER! Question moved to make model category. It is you manual setting in White Balance. Look at your EXIF Data on a blue image. White Balance: Warm-white fluorescent, 0, 0 https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/2782807 https://www.google.com/search?q=Blue+photos+on+d60 ..

Not in the manual, because it can't.

D300S - Nikon ' Download Center

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User's Manual

https://www.bhphotovideo.com > lit_files PDF after shooting. A See Also. See page 217 for information on choosing a memory card slot. K button. 1/ 125 F5. 6 200. 35mm. AUTO 0, 0. NIKON D300S. 1/ 10. 432 pages

Can the D300 time stamp photos? - Digital Photography Review

https://www.dpreview.com > forums > thread Dec 20, 2007 · 6 posts No, neither camera will stamp the date on the front. The D300 does have Nikon's "image authentication" which purports to be able to ... Nikon D5300 Date/Time stamp on JPEG - Digital ... 6 posts Jul 23, 2016 Can't get time/date stamp working - Digital ... 6 posts Oct 18, 2018 printing date on pics from D200 - Digital Photography ... 6 posts May 15, 2006 Coolpix 3100; Date and Time stamp on images ? how to ... 6 posts Jun 8, 2020 More results from www.dpreview.com

Check out the videos. If the battery has swollen you will have to prise it out. https://www.google.com/search?q=release+the+battery+on+Nikon+D40X ..

Not familiar with this particular model, but have you tried removing the lens and seeing whether the aperture closes when you move the control lever ?

the D7000 used the Nikon F- mount if the tele-converter has a F-mount you can use it I have a D7000 myself.

If you did not change any settings it may disable video when your battery or memory is low. Movies grab lots of power and memory. They also work the chips inside the camera hard so they get warm. Please check to make sure your battery is fully charged and your memory card has lots of room.

Some of the pins at the memory reader are damaged. Or the PCB is faulty. Both scenaries need to go to a repair center.

Hi Have you tried resetting the camera back to factory settings? This should clear up any problems...if it doesn't it may at least let you know what the problem is? Also...do not use an SD card no bigger than 2 gigs, What is thee display showing? Make sure the date and time are correct! Get back to me if you need any more help...Thanks...John,

Is the camera in airplane or power saving mode?

https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/2945007 https://cdn-10.nikon-cdn.com/pdf/manuals/dslr/D1X_en.pdf

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Check the MODE. With ANY camera with manual mode you can take black (underexposed) photos all day. If photos are black try and use an AUTO mode. Typical it has a GREEN Camera symbol. So many things can be set wrong on the camera and they are beyond this answer.

Sorry to hear this. Dropping something on concrete creates a high G force. Can you make sure the battery is fully charged before you put it in. If you have a good battery and all it does is blink something must have been broken. I think a D40 is a rather old camera too. Sorry I do not think I can help you. In most times a LED green blinking means it is charging. When carrying a camera you should wrap the strap around your wrist. If you do it correctly if you drop your camera it will not hit the ground. It is best to keep it from dropping on the ground.

of course you will need a program to be able to retrieve those files, try recuva, ease use, or zero assumption to recover

Please try to charge the camera completely. Then, after it is charged, disconnect the charge cord and tun it on. This is all I can suggest with the data you shared.

I am assuming it is a TTL (Through The Lens) Viewfinder meaning a mirror, Prism and screen gives you the image. This is based on reality and not any settings. This question confuses me. If something gets in the way and the viewfinder darkens AND the image you take is dark this means there is something very wrong with the lens and possibly with the camera. The Viewfinder image is what bounces off a mirror and when you take the photo the mirror flips out of the way. What is left is the lens, some air space and the sensor. It may be that one of the aperture blades may be moving when it should not. I am close to saying send the lens in and ask for a quote..

The symptoms you describe make it sound like it will not be worth the cost of a rush repair. Because these 18-55 were shipped as part of millions of Nikon cameras they are cheap and easy to come by in camera store and pawn shops.

Check your pics on the computer. Are they still dark? If they're OK then problems in camera's display.

hi Jfurbees. this is all i could think off just to help you out in till you can get it fixed. I don't have a permanent fix, but one thing that works is folding up a small piece of paper and holding it over the memory card while closing the cover so that the cover pushes on the paper which holds the memory card in place automatically when the cover is closed. You just have to experiment to get the folded paper the right size and thickness. Again, its not a fix, but it has worked for me. I shone a really bright light into the SD slot and sure enough, behind the gold springs at the bottom of the card slot, was a tiny black sliver of plastic that moved slightly when I tipped the camera. About 3mm long. I removed the camera battery. Then I got a big long sewing needle, and with some very gentle manouvering, so as not to scratch anything inside the camera's SD slot, it fell out just when I was about to give up. After I'd got the plastic sliver out, I trimmed the splintered edge of the SD card and put it back in this is not to say it will work for you but give it a try but this will be at your own risk.

What Mode are you in? In many modes the +/- setting that is usually easily adjust on the camera is exposure compensation this has no effect on manual mode. If this is set to -2 many modes will take dark photos. If you shoot manual then ISO, F-Stop and Shutter speed are all you need.