Nikon d90 can't take pictures. Help!?
Posted by admin | Under Nikon D90 DX Sunday May 24, 2009I have a Nikon d90 with the standard Nikon DX 18-105 mm G lens and sometimes I can't take pictures in auto mode. It flashes F– what is wrong?
Look towards the rear of your manual for the troubleshooting section. There is a table of error messages. Blinking F– is a lens problem. Be sure your lens is properly mounted. See the manual for lens attachment and removal.
Look towards the rear of your manual for the troubleshooting section. There is a table of error messages. Blinking F– is a lens problem. Be sure your lens is properly mounted. See the manual for lens attachment and removal.
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The problem is the camera can not achieve focus. You are probably to close to your subject. All lenses have a minimum focusing distance. Look in your manual to find out what it is for the 18-105mm.
The next time this happens take a step backwards and see if this solves the problem. Remember that unlike a point and shoot camera the lens on your camera is not a macro. You can't use it to take real closeup pictures. If that is what you want you will need to buy a macro lens.
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