I recently picked up a K-90 with all of the manuals, a macro lens with manual, and a auto flash with manual. I put new batteries in the camera, for the exposure meter's LED's I suspect, as the camera is all manual. Anyway, when you get the shutter speed and aperture set up and the lens focused, you are supposed to be able to push the shutter release button halfway down and see the LED's (red &/or green) through the view finder. They are there to let you know if the subject is under, over, or correctly exposed. Mine don't show up at all. I am trying to discover if a) I can fix the problem myself, b) if it is worth having it fixed by someone who knows what they are doing, or c) I should just forget about it and either use the camera as is or get another, newer, camera? Any help anyone may have about this is extremely appreciated.
I had the same problem check to make sure your batteries are in correctly
Addendum to original problem: After trying to use the camera as is, I found that it is unable to take pictures at all. I attempted to take three rolls of 800 film and had the camera format for the conitions after which I had the film processed and receivednot a single image,o app
Yes - I've tried the most obvious problem and changed the battery.
Hav you tried changing the battery?
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I have a very similar problem, except my lights show up but will only show in the negative. I have to point the camera directly at a light and put the setting on 6/1000 in order to get a green light. I love this camera and would love to find a solution to this problem.
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