My Nikon will not take a picture. I have my aperture to the lowest number, lens is all the way on, and everything is working but it will not take a picture
If you have the lens set to the lowest number, you should be seeing a FEE error on the display. The lens needs to be set to the highest number, typically 16 or 22.
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The mechunism is jammed. Rather than force things, I would take it to a camera service shop that works on Nikon to unassemble the camera to get to the locking pins. Then they can find the fault and service the camera for you.
Jerry G.
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Hey colettekm,
What this message should mean is that a non G-type Nikon lens is being used and its aperture is not set to smallest aperture which would be the largest number on the aperture ring on the lens. I hope this helps!
Sincerely,
Allan
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Yes, That's the beauty of an SLR. When the mirror is down, the shutter is closed. No light will reach the film unless you would happen to fir the shutter and it would only give you a blank shot on your roll.
Nikon makes a good macro lens, the 60mm. Tamron and Tokina are also good.
SOURCE: nikon n65 will not take pictures
nachbor,
Not knowing if you are shooting in auto or have recently switched from manual to auto shooting you may have adjusted your f-stop on the lens, make sure you adjust the ring to align with the auto setting (the f-22 in red letters) with the dot on the lens) then the camera will be allowed to open for enough light to take the shot.
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