So took the camera out today, Nikon D100, been about a week since I used it last. In any mode the f/stop will not change it reads F--. Also the Auto Focus is not working. Changed battery, put on other lenses same thing, cannot adjut f/stop. Reset to factory settings still same problem. Any ideas???
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Hopefully a dumb question
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Remember that with Nikon dSLRs you have to set the lens aperture ring to the smallest value (in orange on newer lenses).
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Don't think that is the issue. I have checked each lens plus I always shoot AF and have not touched them since the last outing. Any other ideas?
Thanks
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HI
I had this happen a couple of times on my F80.
i put it down to the contacts between lens and body
although i did'nt do much to fix it, just remove the lens inspected both and carefully cleaned contacts re-seated the lens checking all the switches on the lens itsself AF/M selectors and Aperture setting ring and it burst back into life.
sorry i cant help you anymore than that.
regards
craig
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FYI, so if your f.stop every reads f- - and the auto focus will not work; yes try cleaning the contacts AND if that does not work, it is your "auto focus circut board" about a US$280 fix.
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If cleaning the B/L (body / lens, top inside of lens mount) contact does not help the problem is most likely the FEE (minimum aperture switch) located just outside the lens mount in about the 7 O'Clock postion. The plastic tab is easily broken with incorrect lens installation. Also poor contact of the FEE switch can cause this problem. Less likely is the connections of the B/L flexible circuit and even less likely is the AF board.