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I may be mistaken but I think that 32 Gb is the most any Nikon can handle. I suggest that you contact Nikon technical support at www.Nikon.com and discuss this with them. They can confirm the maximum size of the SD card and help you troubleshoot if the 64 Gb card is OK.
There is no way to really answer this question as the camera was dropped. If it was dropped with the lens, then the problem could be either in the body or the lens (or both). If you have another lens try it and see if you get the same result. Otherwise you are probably going to have to take it to the shop or send it to Nikon
Something has been internally damaged. Don't try to fix this yourself. Take your camera to a qualified repair man or, better yet, contact your nearest Nikon Repair Depot which can be found in your instruction manual or at the Nikon USA website.
Hi I'm having the same problem!!! My Nikon D5100 camera giving a sin of Autoexposure error after it's drooped from my tripod on the deck floor (Wooden Floor). How can I fix that? I tried few does not work, please help me, it's an emergency. Thanks!
The manual mentions only 2 conditions where the Err message appears. First if it is Err + E at the same time, the film has not completely wound and needs to be reloaded.
If it is Err alone, the manual states to fire the shutter and see if the message remains. If it does, to contact a Nikon Authorized Service Rep.
The Err message alone indicates that a malfunction has been detected, and the manual recommends to fire the shutter and check for the message to clear. If it does not, to contact a Nikon Service Rep.
If it is Err + E, the film did not advance properly and needs to be reloaded.
There are a lot of good books. What's best for you would depend on many factors, including how much experience you have or don't have with photography in general and with other Nikons or SLRs.
Below are some recommendations. You might want to browse through a good bookstore and take a look at some of them.
David Busch, "David Busch's Nikon D3000 Guide to Digital SLR Photography"
Julie Adair King, "Nikon D3000 For Dummies"
Jeff Revell, "Nikon D3000 : From Snapshots to Great Shots"
Jon Sparks, "Nikon D3000: the Expanded Guide"
J. Dennis Thomas, "Nikon D3000 Digital Field Guide"
Darrell Young, "Mastering the Nikon D3000"
In addition, there is a free video tutorial on Nikon's web site: http://www.nikondigitutor.com/eng/d3000/index.html
this happened aftr it wa dropped
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