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SLR (DF, D1-D5, D600-D800) TalkChange forum CD error message on D3 Started Sep 6, 2008 | Discussions thread Shop cameras & lenses ▾ ForumParentFirstPreviousNextFlat view paths • Regular Member • Posts: 144 CD error message on D3 Sep 6, 2008 Anyone else get nikon d80 error codes the CD error message with their D3?I was shooting last nigt, Only had nikon d90 error codes the camera for 1 week as I got it the Friday before last. And about 12 times through the night nikon d750 error message I got this CD error message and had to eject and reinsert the flash card and it would start working again.I read the manual and it says memory insufficient to record more nikon d7100 err images or camera has run out of file folder numbers.I had 2 Sandisk 16GB Extreme III cards in the slots and even switched them from one to the other a couple of the times and it still kept happening.The Camera is only 1 week old as of last night, Should I ask for a replacement? I am frustrated with this and it did not happen at
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all the prior Friday shooting HS football. After paying so much I want it to work without issues. Reply to thread Reply with quote Complain ForumParentFirstPreviousNextFlat view Post (hide subjects) Posted by When CD error message on D3 paths Sep 6, 2008 Re: CD error message on D3 Hocus Pocus Sep 6, 2008 Re: CD error message on D3 paths Sep 6, 2008 Re: CD error message on D3 kennethw Sep 7, 2008 Re: CD error message on D3 paths Sep 7, 2008 Re: CD error message on D3 Willis Ross Sep 7, 2008 same problem noticed Yong Ni Oct 6, 2008 Re: same problem noticed kennethw Oct 7, 2008 Re: same problem noticed Kingston Liu Oct 7, 2008 Re: same problem noticed kathy adp Oct 13, 2009 Re: CD error message on D3 stanginit Oct 7, 2008 Re: CD error message on D3 bikinchris Jan 15, 2009 Re: CD error message on D3 Flumpo Jan 14, 2009 Re: CD error message on D3 jaslid Jan 15, 2009 Crippled D3 with slow cards bikinchris Jan 15, 2009
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camerasHow to fix blinking "Err" error on new Nikon DSLR camerasJune 6, 2010 By Nasim Mansurov92 nikon d7000 error codes CommentsSo you got yourself a brand new DSLR and after using it for a little while got the dreaded "Err" error on your nikon d610 err camera LCD? Fear not, your camera might not damaged and there might be no need to return it back to Nikon, as they suggest in most camera manuals.The reason why this error comes up, is because your camera https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/29219633 is not properly communicating with your lens due to some dirt and grease both on camera and lens contacts. The solution is pretty simple - all you have to do is dismount your lens and clean the lens contacts, then clean camera contacts and mount the lens back on the camera and see what happens. Sounds too complicated? Are you afraid to damage your camera and/or lens? Then keep reading, because I will show you exactly https://photographylife.com/how-to-fix-blinking-err-error-on-new-nikon-dslr-cameras what needs to be done.So here is the step-by-step process:Dismount camera lens - before you remove the lens, make sure that you are doing this in a clean environment indoors. I prefer to do it at night (when kids are sleeping) in the bathroom :) If you have not dismounted a lens from your camera yet, now is the time to learn. Turn off your camera. Press the lens release button located to the left of the lens when the camera is viewed from the top, then rotate the lens clock-wise to dismount the lens as shown here. Right after the lens is dismounted, put the black plastic camera cap back on the camera lens mount to prevent dust from getting into the camera.Clean lens contacts - there are many different cleaning solutions out there, but I would recommend the following approach: first, wash your hands with soap and dry them out. Next, put some denatured alcohol (ethanol) on dry, light-colored microfiber cloth, wrap it around your index finger and gently wipe each lens contact in circular motion without touching the glass on the back of the lens. Here is how the contacts look like on the Nikon 50mm f/1.4G lens: If you can see dirt or grease on the microfiber cloth, repeat the above process again using the cleaner part of the cloth. Once you are do
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