Camera has lost its mind
Apr 16, 2024 03:21:10 #
Something similar happened to me and the only thing I was able to determine and change was the button on the lens was set to A rather than M. My camera was in manual mode.
Apr 16, 2024 18:32:07 #
Real Nikon Lover wrote:
Something similar happened to me and the only thing I was able to determine and change was the button on the lens was set to A rather than M. My camera was in manual mode.
Not even close. A/M on the lens is about focus. It doesn’t matter what exposure mode you’re in
Apr 16, 2024 18:48:52 #
Apr 17, 2024 15:48:57 #
shutterhawk wrote:
I'll try to make this concise. Nikon D500 with a 2... (show quote)
My canon m6 mark ii did things like this too. My biggest concern was that once in a while it would automatically go from a very fast exposure to bulb. Don't know why it did this, but I suspect it has something to do with the internal camera computer overthinking a situation. It should not be doing that on manual though. It hasn't done that for a while now, and I have a new Canon r7 anyway. Waiting to see if anything like that happens with the R7. It is a strange thing. I wonder if other people have had this problem?
Apr 18, 2024 22:06:45 #
shutterhawk wrote:
I'll try to make this concise. Nikon D500 with a 2... (show quote)
I've had that same experience with my pocket Lumix DC-ZS70 Camera, I got just before Thanksgiving 2021, when i take photos from the Lumix, it would jump to Bracketing, mode, for some reason i was too close to a button & had to figure out what the Hell is going on? & i discovered the matter & corrected the matter & made Damn sure it didn't happen again!
Last Year i bought a Lumix DC-FZ80 BRIDGE a year ago last April,
the Bracketing System didn't Trip like my pocket DC-ZS70, where i would Accidently come on.
Check your Camera out Throughly,& make sure your Bracket System doesn't come on.
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Apr 19, 2024 12:52:34 #
GLSmith wrote:
Step 1) Try a different Nikon Lens (not a 3rd party), if no changes, reset your camera to factory default as described in owners manual, also try a different memory card...not usual, but it may apply (Also format the card in the camera, not on PC
If all that fails, call Nikon Tech Support, they have tons of hidden ideas before they say (send it in)
If all that fails, call Nikon Tech Support, they have tons of hidden ideas before they say (send it in)
Here is the beginning of the useless replies from those who have not read the prior replies and realized the problem has been solved. Nevertheless there will be many more pages.
With simple problems here the solution is usually posted before the end of the first page. And That was the case here.
Nevertheless there will be more pages of replies.
Apr 19, 2024 12:55:18 #
JD750 wrote:
Here is the beginning of the useless replies from those who have not read the prior replies and realized the problem has been solved. Nevertheless there will be many more pages.
With simple problems here the solution is usually posted before the end of the first page. And That was the case here.
Nevertheless there will be more pages of replies.
With simple problems here the solution is usually posted before the end of the first page. And That was the case here.
Nevertheless there will be more pages of replies.
Thank you for bringing this back to the top of the list.
Without your help it might have faded away.
Apr 22, 2024 10:22:45 #
Either braketing is on or auto ISO is responding to changes in the background brightness. Peace.
Apr 22, 2024 10:28:43 #
jtm1943 wrote:
Either braketing is on or auto ISO is responding to changes in the background brightness. Peace.
Besides you're late because the OP has found the reason and corrected it. Auto ISO or not won't change the shutter speed in manual. If auto ISO is on and the camera is in manual it would change only the ISO.
Apr 22, 2024 10:34:13 #
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