Nikon F75D Instruction Manual - Page 60

Troubleshooting

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Troubleshooting-continued LCD panel Viewfinder Cause Remedy Page E appears œ blinks • Film is not correctly • Reload film. 21 installed. Err and E blink ∑ blinks • Film is not correctly • Reload film. 21 advanced. E blinks when œ blinks • Film remains in the • Remove the film cartridge. 31 exposure meter camera after film is turned on rewind is complete. - / blinks • Autofocus is not • Focus manually. 29 possible. HI appears HI appears • Overexposure • In P mode, use ND filter. 55 warning (subject is • In S mode, select faster shutter 57 too bright). speed. • In A mode, select smaller 59 aperture (larger f-number). • If the warning indication remains after performing above remedies in S or A mode, use ND filter as well. Lo appears Lo appears • Underexposure • In P mode, use flash. 55 warning (subject is • In S mode, select slower 57 too dark). shutter speed. • In A mode, select larger 59 aperture (smaller f-number). • If the warning indication remains after performing above remedies in S or A mode, use flash as well. LCD panel Viewfinder Cause Remedy Page - # or % blinks • Subject brightness is • When the subject is bright, use 61 (in M exposure beyond camera's ND filter and when the subject mode) exposure range. is dark, use flash. The electronic analogue exposure display remains blinking when the Speedlight is used. -- blinks -- blinks • Shutter speed is set to -- (Time) in S mode. • Auto Exposure Bracketing is set during Long Time exposure. • Cancel the -- by selecting 57, 62 30 sec. or faster shutter speed, or select M mode to perform Long Time Exposure. • Select shutter speed other 62, 68 than -- to cancel Long Time exposure, or cancel Auto Exposure Bracketing. 90 appears (when shutter speed faster than 1/90 sec. is selected) 90 appears • Shutter speed faster than sync speed is selected in S or M mode in flash photography. • Simply release the shutter to 94, 97 take a flash picture. (Shutter speed automatically shifts to 1/90 sec.) - ‡ blinks • Subject is too dark • Use Speedlight. 55, and flash is 57, recommended in P, 59, S, A or M mode. 61, 90, 95 MISCELLANEOUS 118 www.mynikon.com.pl 119

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Troubleshooting
—continued
LCD panel
Viewfinder
#
or
%
blinks
(in M
exposure
mode)
--
blinks
--
blinks
90
appears
90
appears
(when shutter
speed faster than
1/90 sec. is
selected)
blinks
Cause
• Subject brightness is
beyond camera’s
exposure range.
• Shutter speed is set to
--
(Time) in
S
mode.
• Auto Exposure
Bracketing is set
during Long Time
exposure.
• Shutter speed faster
than sync speed is
selected in
S
or
M
mode in flash
photography.
• Subject is too dark
and flash is
recommended in
P
,
S
,
A
or
M
mode.
Page
61
57, 62
62, 68
94, 97
55,
57,
59,
61,
90, 95
Remedy
• When the subject is bright, use
ND filter and when the subject
is dark, use flash. The
electronic analogue exposure
display remains blinking when
the Speedlight is used.
• Cancel the
--
by selecting
30 sec. or faster shutter
speed, or select
M
mode to
perform Long Time Exposure.
• Select shutter speed other
than
--
to cancel Long Time
exposure, or cancel Auto
Exposure Bracketing.
• Simply release the shutter to
take a flash picture. (Shutter
speed automatically shifts to
1/90 sec.)
• Use Speedlight.
MISCELLANEOUS
LCD panel
Viewfinder
E
appears
œ
blinks
Err
and
E
blink
blinks
E
blinks when
œ
blinks
exposure meter
is turned on
/
blinks
HI
appears
HI
appears
Lo
appears
Lo
appears
Cause
• Film is not correctly
installed.
• Film is not correctly
advanced.
• Film remains in the
camera after film
rewind is complete.
• Autofocus is not
possible.
• Overexposure
warning (subject is
too bright).
• Underexposure
warning (subject is
too dark).
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21
21
31
29
55
57
59
55
57
59
Remedy
• Reload film.
• Reload film.
• Remove the film cartridge.
• Focus manually.
• In
P
mode, use ND filter.
• In
S
mode, select faster shutter
speed.
• In
A
mode, select smaller
aperture (larger f-number).
• If the warning indication
remains after performing above
remedies in
S
or
A
mode, use
ND filter as well.
• In
P
mode, use flash.
• In
S
mode, select slower
shutter speed.
• In
A
mode, select larger
aperture (smaller f-number).
• If the warning indication
remains after performing above
remedies in
S
or
A
mode, use
flash as well.
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