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Hi, Hope I am explaining this properly - my d40x used to have 'liveview' on the LCD screen, however now that doesnt appear to work and It only displays shots once I have taken them :)
have you tried to take the battery out for a while , to try and reset the camera function?have you tried to take the battery out for a while , to try and reset the camera function?
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The D40x works as SLRs have worked for half a century. You have to compose the picture through the viewfinder. The LCD screen is for menus, settings, and reviewing pictures after they've been taken. The LiveView capability allowing you to compose on the screen is a relatively new development, which Nikon introduced into their cameras with the D3 and D300, introduced years after the D40x.
Sorry if that wasn't the answer you wanted to see, but that's the way the D40x works.
Set the shooting mode to a Creative Zone mode. Press MENU to enter the menu. Under the Setup tab, select [Live View function settings] then press SET. Select [Live View shoot] and press SET. Select [Enable] and press SET. Press MENU to exit the menu. Press SET. The image should now appear on the LCD instead of through the viewfinder.
Refer to "Live View Shooting," Chapter 5 in the manual for more details and the limitations of the LiveView mode.
Set the shooting mode to a Creative Zone mode. Press the LiveView button (northwest of the round multiselector). The LiveView image will appear on the monitor.
For full details, see the "Live View Shooting" chapter in the manual.
Be careful shooting this way. Not only will the LCD consume more battery power this way, but holding the camera at arm's length will produce more camera motion than bracing it against your face.
I wish you know that you need to press LIVEVIEW button marked red Dot to
enter live view mode. Further more it will work in P,T,A,M modes and
video camera modes only.Still it does not show live view the camera has
a fault. If this has solved it don't forget to rate me.
Hi. No you can't shoot by viewing the LCD, only by using the eye-level viewfinder. Some SLR cameras have "live-view", which lets you use either the eye-level finder or the LCD. It really isn't a very good method of shooting with an SLR, as you first have to lock the mirror up, compose your shot, then drop the mirror back down. Using the eye-level finder also blocks out the bright light that makes the LCD difficult to use in sunlight. Hope this helps answer your question.
The D40x is not capable of Liveview - i.e. looking at the LCD to take a picture. You are mistaken.
If you want Liveview, you need to buy the D3 or D300 cameras. The D40x is an entry-level camera.
Yes I have :(
no , not the big battery the memory battery. have you takin that one out?
have you tried to take the battery out for a while , to try and reset the camera function?
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