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Shutter speed and apertue not working for Nikon D60 Digital SLR

I have Nikon D60 Digital SLR. When I use either the S (Shutter mode) or A (Apperture mode), both the modes does not work. i.e. the shutter speed or the aperture does not change. Urgent help required

  • amaykamat Mar 08, 2009

    Yes the camera operates in other modes. its only in the P, S and A modes of D60, the use of command dial to change the shutter speed/aperture does not make any difference to the S/F number displayed on the display.

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What about other modes?
Can your camera still take photographs?

You can Try the following;

Remove the batteries , as also remove the memory card. wait for about 5 minutes. Then install the only the fully charged batteries and restart the camera. Try to use the shutter or Aperture mode, hopefully, you turn it on it and should come back to life.

If not, then it best to show to the nearest Nikon service center..

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