On auto setting my pixs are coming out too dark.......solution?

Don't forget, the lcd screen on your camera is illuminated and the pics will appear brighter.

No flash, right? Concert pix are some of the hardest to do. 80% recovery is pretty good.
Don't use a speed slower than 60 (1/60th second).
try us use telephoto as much as possible, leaving the dark areas out of the picture. The camera metering gets confused when you have too much audience and other areas that are not lit up like the stage.

Other "experts" may have more "solutions" for you...

Change to a higher ISO sensitivity setting. It is probably on 80. Change to the highest setting which is probably 400. If you can get much higher, like 1600, then try that.
If you use the flash, it may be better to not use it... try a few pix with & without the flash (after you set the ISO to the highest setting).

Next camera, get one that will go to 1600 or 3200 ISO.

Hope this helps!

prob. pix tubes or fluid needs changing take off screen and look into tubes while set is running see if pix is present in green and blue tubes if it looks cloudy fluid needs changing if its dark with a pix you can try to adj. green and blue g2 if not you will need green and blue pix tube

• Be sure camera is set to the Green auto, not the A (A= aperture priority)
• Be sure your white balance is on auto.
• Be sure your EV is set to 0
• Be sure your lens is on M/A, not M
• Check the internal meter. See if it is showing a middle of the graph reading when the camera is on auto. If it is and you still get dark pix, might be time for Nikon repair.

first GET TO AUTO MODE WITH FULL AUTO
if this doesn't work try going to manual and setting the exposure up to +1 or +2

The ISO is set too high, lower the ISO to 200 or set it to auto, try it you will find that the noise from photos will dissapera

get no pix,no sound just dark screen.

Try it with a different set of battery. It is possible that one of your battery is "dead" or close to it, and the camera shuts down.

You have to find the bad battery.

It worked for me.