Nikon D3100 Digital Camera - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

The card has corrupted. You'll likely need to use recovery software (see this article). After recovery, youmay need to format the card in your camera to correct the corruption.

Some of the pins at the memory reader are damaged. Or the PCB is faulty. Both scenaries need to go to a repair center.

Can anyone help me.

So I recorded an important interview on the weekend with a NIKON D3300 but didn't know it was on mute instead of Auto microphone..

Is there a way that I can unmute this video while editing please??

This often depends on the shooting mode you are using. It is often on a selection wheel. Say you are in Fireworks mode the flash will not fire. If you get out of a special mode back into normal camera I am pretty sure your flash will not be greyed out.

See if you can reset the electronics and restore the unit to factory defaults. If no result and if Nikon does not have a hidden code to fix situation you will either have to live with the situation, replace the camera, fix the camera (not cost effective.) Your choice.

If a pin got damaged, then a trip back to a Nikon repair center is the only way to properly repair it. It may be still under warranty if it's less than 3 years old.

Press the MENU button. Select Setup (the wrench icon). Select "Date Imprint" and set it to Off. Then you should be good to go.

1) Make sure your battery is at least 50% charged. 2) Open the menus and go to the tab with the wrench. 3) Highlight "Lock mirror up for cleaning". 4) Follow the triangular arrow to the right and lock the mirror up (don't worry that it is already locked up). 5) Turn the camera's power off. Wait a few seconds and power it back on. The mirror should release.

What do you mean by flash mode? Have you read the manual how to use the camera? If nothing from there helps, try connecting it via USB and check if there is firmware update. If even that doesn't help, try acessing menu and doing hard reset from there.

It could be either the battery or the camera. If you have a second battery, try it. If it works with the second battery then the first battery is bad. If you don't have a second battery, take your camera and battery to a good photo store. They should have a second battery to try. You might be able to test your battery with one of theirs. This will tell you whether the battery or the camera is bad.

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Hi Robert, I am thinking of one cause but first you will have to answer a simple question for your self before proceeding. "How old is your camera?" If it is old enough, the problem you are encountering is technical and you will surrender your camera to a qualified technician/ camera service center for proper check. Digital cameras are electronic equipment; thus have component parts such as capacitors, resistors etc that are almost dead. the first time you power on, they work fine but as the heat builds up, those parts stop working completely. that is when you cannot take any more pictures. Only trained technicians can fix that kind of problems.

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Try putting the card that is in your camera into into your computer and see if you can see the pictures. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/barbara_87cfe34e34050f26

hoestly, no idea how to fix a faulty camera. But I can help youu with some advice: did it actually take the photos? Remove SD memory and introduce it in a SD reader for PC. It should show as a Removable disk and you can verify if your photos are there

Remove the lens and connect again........make sure that the power is switched off......pl try.....

When the pictures on the memory card are black to, it is really defect. If only the screen is black, although you need it for the settings, you still could use it to shoot in automatic mode. Won't be worth repairing it, because new ones are cheaper.

Oops. that hurts. But I'm afraid it won't be worth repairing this one. I already saw the body been sold for less than 300 euro new. And I think the repair centre will ask more for opening and closing this one. Then you still have a used body. Start saving or perhaps you have an insurance that will pay a new one for you?

It depends what lens cap you have some lens caps you pinch off Others you pull off some screw off its the easiest thing you can do on the camera you should have had a a1 filter screwed on before the lens cap then all you would have done is unscrew it all. Then again you may have to take it to Nikon on Wilshire

Lenses that work on one Nikon slr will work on another Nikon slr...no problem.