Nikon D40 Digital Camera with G-II 18-55mm Lens "dark view finder" Questions

...view is very dark. Indoors I can hardly see the image I am trying to photograph. Please suggest what the problem could be The mirror on a DSLR should never be touched except by a qualified service ...

...dark spot towards the cener of the view finder? what can this be? Do you only see the spot in the viewfinder or does it appear on the photos? Could be dust on either the sensor or the focusing

...view finder is dark and shuttter will not work. my manuel has been misplaced and so cannot go back to basic settings or re-set the camera to original settings.I'm in a world of it. thanks if you can ...

...dark pictures - I could say they are completely black each time.. Have you found a solution yet?? I'm not registered on Fixya.. I've been checking the internet and magazines for this problem so I'll ...

...view finder, its has a dark look, in the lower left is a b/w icon, and the icon that shown no media disk. In the upper right, one little square is clear. All this happens when I put the battery in, ...

...dark image in the view finder. Hi dear pmorala 1) check the lens if to drive the diaphragm actuating lever that opens. 2) also check the aperture lever on the camera body may be broken or bent. 3) ...

...dark, if you press the shutter second time, the view finder will be clear , you can see through, then you will see err( error) inside the camera and on the outside view on top of thew camera, but no ...

...view the pics in playback. Basically, the bottom of the picture is 'cut-off' and at the top there is 'extra' image. It's as if the picture is moved up? What can i do so that what i look at is exactly ...

...dark. Regards Lyn .The settings will be saved if you entered and give OK Once the main battery is removed for an extended period of time, the time and date settings will be reset to the default ...

...view finder to be dark, is this a defective lens? It sounds as if there is a problem with aperture blades not fully opening. A quick test... With a known good lens on the camera, set it to shutter ...