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Nikon n55 film camera

I have an ( err ) showing up on the display at the top on the left hand side also when you look thru the viewfinder you can see the same ( err ) code
in front of the lens.....I have changed the batteries....have anew roll of film in and cannot get the camera to click to take a picture.
I have it on "auto" when doing this...

Can you help please?

Tammie in Kentucky

  • FishChips3 Apr 30, 2008

    My camera has the same error message on both the external display and the viewfinder. I tried to adjust the aperture but it isn't responding when I turn the dial or switch modes.

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You must have your lens set to the minimum aperture setting for this camera to function. I.E. f22,f32. The aperture ring moves a small tab on the outside of the mount ring when in that position.

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