20 Most Recent Nikon D300s Body only Digital Camera Questions & Answers

I've had this happen occasionally with my D-90. It has always been a problem with the battery not making proper contact. And, I've always been able to fix it by either reseating the battery or replacing it with a freshly charged one. It's possible that the battery is bad and may not be accepting a charge.

The general method is laid out here.Apparently, it changes the file format back as part of the settings change. Also, it may not work if your menus are locked up.

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Hello. Turn it on and then go into the menu and find the reset function. Reset it. What this means is a reset to factory settings.

If that does not solve the problem return the camera while it is still under warranty. Joe

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Try do a "System Restore" on your computer.
Pick a known a good month and day that they were working right.

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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 ..

You can use the Nikon View program that should have been included with the camera. or you download the current versions of Nikon ViewNX or Nikon Capture available free at Nikon Imaging Products Software

Is the camera in airplane or power saving mode?

More info needed.

By not clear do you mean out of focus or streaked due to movement? Try using a higher ISO setting in order to allow for a faster shutter speed and/or use a tripod.

switch button got damage due to hard press so you need to replace it

Have you tried to see if you camera is running the latest firmware? If its not update it.

You could probably use either a 1.4 x or a 2 x, depending on how much you wanted to increase the focal length of your lens. A 1.4 x would give you a range of 98-420, a 2 x would give you a range of 140-600. Having said that, teleconverters are not usually recommended for use with zoom lenses, and you would lose one stop with the 1.4 x, two stops with the 2 x, thus necessitating longer exposures. Also, with the increase in focal length comes an increased probability of camera shake being more apparent, due to the increased magnification. In your position, I would attempt to get closer to the subject, using a teleconverter as a last resort if this is not possible.

Format the SD card first.

Go to Nikon website for manual download.