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    Exposure Program (Mode P)
    The exposure program for mode P is shown in the following graph:
    The maximum and minimum values for EV vary with ISO sensitivity; the above graph 
    assumes an ISO sensitivity of ISO 100 equivalent.
     When matrix metering is used, 
    values over 161/3EV are reduced to 161/3EV.
    f/1.4
    f/1
    f/2
    f/2.8
    f/4 f/5.6
    f/8
    f/11
    f/16
    f/22f/32
    -4
    -5
    -3
    1213
    -2
    -1 0
    1
    2 3
    4 5
    6 78 9
    10 11
    30 15 8 4 2 1248 153060125 250 50010002000 40008000
    2221
    20 19 18
    17 16
    15 14
    [
    EV ]
    23
    161/3
    f/1.4  f/16
    ISO 100; lens with maximum aperture of f/1.4 and minimum 
    aperture of f/16 (e.g., AF-S NIKKOR 50mm f/1.4G)
    Shutter speed (seconds)
    Aperture 
    						
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    Troubleshooting
    If the camera fails to function as expected, check the list of common problems below 
    before consulting your retailer or Nikon-authorized service representative.
    Battery/Display
    The camera is on but does not respond : Wait for recording to end. If the problem persists, turn the 
    camera off. If the camera does not turn off, remove and reinsert the battery or, if you are using 
    an AC adapter, disconnect and reconnect the AC adapter. Note that although any data 
    currently being recorded will be lost, data that  have already been recorded will not be affected 
    by removing or disconnecting the power source.
    Viewfinder is out of focus : Adjust viewfinder focus or use optional eyepiece correction lenses 
    ( 0 33, 297).
    Viewfinder is dark : Insert a fully-charged battery ( 021, 35).
    Displays turn off without warning : Choose longer delays for Custom Setting c2 ( Standby timer) or 
    c4 ( Monitor off delay ) (0 227, 228).
    Control panel and viewfinder disp lays are unresponsive and dim: The response times and brightness of 
    these displays vary with temperature.
    Fine lines are visible around active focus point or  display turns red when focus point is highlighted: These 
    phenomena are normal for this type of viewfinder and do not indicate a malfunction. 
    						
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    Shooting (All Modes)
    Camera takes time to turn on: Delete files or folders.
    Shutter-release disabled :
    • Memory card is locked, full, or not inserted ( 029, 31).
    • Release locked  is selected for Custom Setting f7 ( Slot empty release lock; 0 246) and no 
    memory card is inserted ( 032).
    • Built-in flash is charging ( 039).
    • Camera is not in focus ( 038).
    • CPU lens with aperture ring attached but ap erture not locked at highest f-number. If 
    B is 
    displayed in control panel, select  Aperture ring for Custom Setting f5 ( Customize 
    command dials ) > Aperture setting  to use lens aperture ring to adjust aperture ( 0245).
    • Non-CPU lens is attached bu t camera is not in mode A or  M (0 288).
    Camera is slow to respond to shutter-release button : Select Off for Custom Setting d10 ( Exposure 
    delay mode ; 0 231).
    No photo taken when remote control shutter-release button is pressed :
    • Replace battery in remote control ( 0298).
    • Choose remote control release mode ( 085).
    • Flash is charging ( 087).
    • Time selected for Custom Setting c5 ( Remote on duration, 0 228) has elapsed: press 
    camera shutter-release button halfway.
    • Bright light is interfering with remote.
    Photos are out of focus :
    • Rotate focus-mode selector to  AF (0 97).
    • Camera unable to focus using autofocus: use manual focus or focus lock ( 0102, 103).
    Focus does not lock when shutter-release button is pressed halfway : Use AAE-L/AF-L  button to lock focus 
    when  AF-C is selected for focus mode or when photographing moving subjects in  AF-A mode.
    Can not select focus point :
    • Unlock focus selector lock ( 0101).
    • Auto-area AF or face-priority AF selected  for AF-area mode: choose another mode.
    • Camera is in playback mode ( 0177) or menus are in use ( 0207).
    • Press shutter-release button halfway to tu rn monitor off or start standby timer (039).
    Can not select AF-area mode : Manual focus selected ( 055, 103).
    Only one shot taken each time shutter-release  button is pressed in continuous release mode: Continuous 
    shooting is not available if built-in flash fires ( 0145).
    Image size can not be changed : Image quality  set to NEF (RAW)  (0 93).
    Camera is slow to record photos : Turn long exposure noise reduction off ( 0218). 
    						
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    Noise (bright spots, randomly-spaced bright pixels, fog, or lines) appear in photos:
    • Choose lower ISO sensitivity or use high ISO noise reduction ( 0105, 218).
    • Shutter speed is slower than 1 s: us e long exposure noise reduction (0218).
    • Turn Active D-Lighting off to avoid heightening the effects of noise ( 0137).
    AF-assist illuminator does not light :
    • AF-assist lamp does not light if  AF-C is selected for autofocus mode ( 097) or if continuous-
    servo autofocus is selected when the camera is in  AF-A mode. Choose  AF-S. If an option other 
    than auto-area AF is selected for AF-area mode, select center focus point ( 099, 101).
    • The camera is currently in live view or a movie is being recorded.
    • Off  selected for Custom Setting a7 ( Built-in AF-assist illuminator) ( 0 223).
    • Illuminator has turned off automatically.
     Illuminator may become hot with continued use; 
    wait for lamp to cool down.
    Smudges appear in photographs : Clean front and rear lens elements.
     If problem persists, perform 
    image sensor cleaning ( 0301).
    Sound is not recorded with movies : Microphone off  is selected for Movie settings > Microphone .
    The brightness of the image in the monitor differs from the exposure of photographs taken in live view :
    • Center-weighted or spot metering is selected ( 0109).
    • The camera is in mode  M.
    • The subject is too bright or too dark.
    • Active D-Lighting is in effect ( 0137).
    • The photograph is a long time-exposure ( 079).
    • The flash is used ( 0143).
    Flicker or banding appears during  live view or movie recording: Choose an option for Flicker reduction 
    that matches the frequency of the local AC power supply ( 0252).
    Bright bands appear during live view or movie recording : A flashing sign, flash, or other light source with 
    brief duration was used during live view or movie recording.
    Menu item can not be selected : Some options are not available in all modes. 
    						
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    Shooting (P, S, A, M)
    Shutter-release disabled:
    • Non-CPU lens is attached: rotate camera mode dial to  A or  M (0 288).
    • Mode dial rotated to  S after shutter speed of  A selected in mode  M: choose new shutter 
    speed ( 076).
    Full range of shutter speeds not available : Flash in use.
     Flash sync speed can be selected using 
    Custom Setting e1 ( Flash sync speed); when using compatible flash units, choose  1/250 s 
    (Auto FP)  or 1/200 s (Auto FP)  for full range of shutter speeds ( 0234).
    Colors are unnatural :
    • Adjust white balance to match light source ( 0115).
    • Adjust  Set Picture Control  settings (0129).
    Can not measure white balance : Subject is too dark or too bright ( 0123).
    Image can not be selected as source for preset white balance : Image was not created with D610 (0124).
    White balance bracke ting unavailable:
    • NEF (RAW ) or NEF+JPEG image quality option selected for image quality  ( 0 93).
    • Multiple exposure  mode is in effect ( 0 163).
    Effects of Picture Control differ from image to image : A  (auto) is selected for sharpening, contrast, or 
    saturation.
     For consistent results over a series of photos, choose another setting ( 0132).
    Metering can not be changed : Autoexposure lock or movie live view is in effect ( 057, 110).
    Exposure compensation can not be used : Choose mode P,  S, or  A ( 0 75, 76, 77).
    Noise (reddish areas or other artifa cts) appears in long time-exposures : Enable long exposure noise 
    reduction ( 0218). 
    						
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    Playback
    NEF (RAW) image is not played back: Photo was taken at image quality of NEF + JPEG ( 093).
    Can not view pictures reco rded with other cameras: Pictures recorded with other makes of camera may 
    not be displayed correctly.
    Message is displayed stating that no  images are available for playback: Select All for  Playback folder  
    ( 0 207).
    “Tall” (portrait) orientation photos are displayed in “wide” (landscape) orientation :
    • Select  On for  Rotate tall  (0 212).
    • Photo was taken with  Off selected for  Auto image rotation  (0 254).
    • Camera was pointed up or down when photo was taken ( 0254).
    • Photo is displayed in image review ( 0212).
    Can not delete picture :
    • Picture is protected: remove protection ( 0188).
    • Memory card is locked ( 032).
    Can not retouch picture : Photo can not be further edited with this camera ( 0262).
    Can not change print order :
    • Memory card is full: delete pictures ( 036, 189).
    • Memory card is locked ( 032).
    Can not select photo for printing : Photo is in NEF (RAW ) format.
     Create JPEG copy using NEF (RAW) 
    processing  or transfer to computer and print using ViewNX 2 (supplied) or Capture NX 2 
    (available separately).
    Picture is not displayed on TV :
    • Choose correct video mode ( 065) or output resolution ( 0205).
    • HDMI ( 0204) cable is not correctly connected. 
    Camera does not respond to remote control for HDMI-CEC television :
    • Select  On for  HDMI  > Device control  in the setup menu ( 0205).
    • Adjust HDMI-CEC settings for the television  as described in documentation provided with 
    the device.
    Can not transfer photos to computer : OS not compatible with camera or transfer software.
     Use card 
    reader to copy photos to computer ( 0193).
    Photos are not displayed in Capture NX 2 : Update to latest version (0298).
    Image Dust Off option in Capture NX 2 does not have desired effect : Image sensor cleaning changes the 
    position of dust on the low-pass filter.
     Dust off reference data recorded before image sensor 
    cleaning is performed can not be used with photographs taken after image sensor cleaning is 
    performed.
     Dust off reference data recorded after image sensor cleaning is performed can not 
    be used with photographs taken before image sensor cleaning is performed ( 0252).
    Computer displays NEF (RAW) images differently from camera : Third-party software does not display 
    effects of Picture Controls, Active D-Lighting, or vignette control.
     Use ViewNX 2 (supplied) or 
    optional Nikon software such as Capture NX 2 (available separately). 
    						
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    Miscellaneous
    Date of recording is not correct: Set camera clock (027, 253).
    Menu item can not be selected : Some options are not available at  certain combinations of settings 
    or when no memory card is inserted. Note that  Battery info option is not available when 
    camera is powered by an optional EP-5B power connector and EH-5b AC adapter ( 0255). 
    						
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    Error Messages
    This section lists the indicators and error messages that appear in the viewfinder, 
    control panel, and monitor.
    Indicator
    ProblemSolution0
    Control  panelView-
    finder
    B
    (flashes) Lens aperture ring is not set to 
    minimum aperture. Set ring to minimum aperture 
    (highest f-number).
    26
    H dLow battery. Ready a fully-charged spare 
    battery. 21
    H
    (flashes) d
    (flashes) •
    Battery exhausted. •Recharge or replace battery.
    xxiii, 21, 23
    •
    Battery can not be used. •Contact Nikon-authorized 
    service representative.
    • An extremely exhausted 
    rechargeable Li-ion battery 
    or a third-party battery is 
    inserted either in the camera 
    or in the optional MB-D14 
    battery pack. •
    Replace the battery, or 
    recharge the battery if the 
    rechargeable Li-ion battery 
    is exhausted.
    F No lens attached, or non-CPU 
    lens attached without 
    specifying maximum aperture.
     
    Aperture shown in stops from 
    maximum aperture. Aperture value will be 
    displayed if maximum aperture 
    is specified.
    172
    — 24
     
    (flashes) Camera unable to focus using 
    autofocus. Change composition or focus 
    manually.
    98, 103
    i
    (flashes) •
    No lens attached. •Attach non-IX Nikkor lens. 
    If a CPU lens is attached, 
    remove and reattach the 
    lens. 25, 285
    • Non-CPU lens attached. •Select mode  A or  M. 288 
    						
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    (Exposure 
    indicators and 
    shutter speed or  aperture display  flash) Subject too bright; photo will 
    be overexposed.
    •
    Use a lower ISO sensitivity 105
    • In shooting mode:
    P Use optional ND filter 297
    S Increase shutter speed 76
    A Choose a smaller aperture 
    (higher f-number) 77
    Subject too dark; photo will be 
    underexposed. •
    Use a higher ISO sensitivity 105
    • In shooting mode:
    P Use flash 143
    S Lower shutter speed 76
    A Choose a larger aperture 
    (lower f-number) 77
    A
    (flashes) A
     selected in mode  S. Change shutter speed or select 
    mode 
    M. 76, 78
    %
    (flashes) %
     selected in mode  S. Change shutter speed or select 
    mode 
    M. 76, 78
    P
    (flashes) k
    (flashes) Images are being processed. Wait until processing is 
    complete.  —
    — c
    (flashes) If indicator flashes for 3s after 
    flash fires, photo may be 
    underexposed. Check photo in monitor; if 
    underexposed, adjust settings 
    and try again.
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    n
    (flashes) j
    (flashes) Memory insufficient to record 
    further photos at current 
    settings, or camera has run out 
    of file or folder numbers. •
    Reduce quality or size. 93, 95
    • Delete photographs. 189
    • Insert new memory card. 29
    O
    (flashes) Camera malfunction. Release shutter.
     If error persists 
    or appears frequently, consult 
    Nikon-authorized service 
    representative. —
    Indicator
    ProblemSolution0
    Control 
    panelView-
    finder 
    						
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    Indicator
    ProblemSolution0Monitor
    Control panel
    No memory card. SCamera cannot detect 
    memory card. Turn camera off and confirm 
    that card is correctly inserted.
    29
    This memory card 
    cannot be used.
    Card may be 
    damaged. 
    Insert another card. W
    , 
    O
    (flashes) •
    Error accessing 
    memory card. •
    Use Nikon-approved card. 334
    • Check that contacts are 
    clean.
     If card is damaged, 
    contact retailer or Nikon-
    authorized service 
    representative. —
    • Unable to create new 
    folder. •
    Delete files or insert new 
    memory card after copying 
    important images to 
    computer or other device. 29, 189
    g
    W
    , 
    O
    (flashes) Camera can not control 
    Eye-Fi card. •
    Check that Eye-Fi card 
    firmware is up to date.  260
    • Copy files on Eye-Fi card to 
    a computer or other device 
    and format card, or insert 
    new card. 29, 31, 
    193
    Memory card is 
    locked. Slide lock to 
    “write” position. W
    , 
    X
    (flashes) Memory card is locked 
    (write protected).
    Slide card write-protect 
    switch to “write” position. 32
    Not available if 
    Eye-Fi card is locked. W
    , 
    O
    (flashes) Eye-Fi card is locked 
    (write protected).
    This card is not 
    formatted.
    Format the card. [
    C ]
    (flashes) Memory card has not 
    been formatted for use in 
    camera. Format memory card or insert 
    new memory card.
    29, 31
    Clock has been reset — Camera clock is not set. Set camera clock. 27, 253
    Failed to update 
    flash unit firmware. 
    Flash cannot be 
    used. 
    Contact a Nikon-
    authorized service 
    representative. —
    Firmware for flash unit 
    mounted on camera was 
    not updated correctly. Contact a Nikon-authorized 
    service representative.
    —
    Unable to start live 
    view. Please wait. —The internal temperature 
    of the camera is high. Wait for the internal circuits 
    to cool before resuming live 
    view or movie recording. 
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