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My 60D the shutter is not working correctly in manual mode stays open for around 30 sec but works in auto mode

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 25, 2008

SOURCE: nikon d40 digital camera

So, before i take my d40 to an authorized tech, should i maybe see if the lense needs to be cleaned then? silly question I know. But i really dont want to waste money on sucha petty problem.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 22, 2008

SOURCE: Rebel 2000 went retarded

I got a Rebel 2000 off ebay, and it had the same problem. The Shutter wouldn't open, it showed dead batteries, and the mirror hung until I pressed the shutter button or changed modes.
After a good deal of surfing, I found that the most likely reason was a sticky/oily shutter
(http://photonotes.org/articles/oily-shutter/).
Since I didn't have much $$$ invested in the camera, I tried cleaning the shutter curtain with Qtips and alcohol. After a little cleaning, the shutter started to move. After a lot of cleaning, the shutter moves freely. I ran a roll of film through it, and it seems to be working just fine now.

David E

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  • Posted on Sep 05, 2008

SOURCE: nikon d40 autofocus

Dan62, your camera will never be able to focus on objects with no contrast. The manual specifically states this. However, you can put the AF marker over something with some contrast, half press the shutter, so that it will focus, hold the shutter button halfway while you recompose the shot, and then press it all the way.

A note to others using the D40/D40X/D60 that are having problems with autofocus: please remember that this camera will not autofocus with mechanically driven lenses. It will only AF with "AF-S" or "AF-I" lenses.

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Anonymous

  • Posted on Nov 09, 2008

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martinpk

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  • Posted on Aug 15, 2009

SOURCE: canon eos 400d mode dial does not select modes

Looks like you need to take this to a camera store and have them check it over. I don't know of any setting that would cause what you describe.

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