Nikon D80 Green Dashes

While reviewing the picture, press up/down on the multiselector to cycle through the different views of your pictures until you get to the histogram.

While reviewing the picture, press up/down on the multiselector to cycle through the different views of your pictures until you get to the histogram.

Hi, allow me to suggest using another lens to see if you still see the dark patches in the top corners. If not it is the lens, if so it is the camera. Either way it sounds as though something is maladjusted. Call Nikon digital 1-800-645-6689.

i had the same exact thing happen yesterday while shooting a wedding have NO idea why this happened, after my hsband running out and buying a new D 90 1,000 later my camers D80 is workking agin today???? did you find out why this happened to yours??? email back @ [email protected] Thank you I am going to takemine it to be serviced and cleaned mabe that seems to be the issue

At first it sounds like a faulty aperture blade that is stuck after your first press. However you mentioned that this happened in other lenses as well. Seems to me that there is a problem with your camera (e.g. mirror lockup problem or something else). Pls have it looked at by Nikon

Seems like your problem on greyish/blurry viewfinder is caused by the camera getting water logged. Get your cam cleaned by Nikon.

The flashing red light usually happens if you have this indicator set in the camera. This may not necessarily be an error.. just a setting that you have put in place in your menu.

To view the pics on a D80, you do not click on the Menu button. Instead, you should click on the green button with a triangle shape pointing to the right. That is how you can review your pics.

To move between pics after clicking the button, press the left/right button or move your main dial clockwise/counter-clockwise

To close your preview session, just click on the same button with the triangle.

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Unmount the lens and clean both the camera and lens contacts (the metal strips that connect body with lens) using a pencil eraser. Take care not to let any debris fall into the camera. Mount the lens and try again.

release the lens at smallest aperture then reattach....

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If you have problem with that...
just trying use a card reader to transfer your picture or file to your computer

after that you can edit it, on your adobe phtshp elmnt

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