Picture taken with D70

WKK · 29th October 2005

This morning I taken out my D70 to test a custom curve. I took around 10 shot and suddenly there was this shot taken. My god, I was so panic... now I go a problem with my SB600, and potentially my D70..

Have any one encountered this before ???

destiny_star · 29th October 2005

Dude.. it's time to visit NSC.

i've got a fren who also has this prob but it's on his D100. Problem was solved after serviced.

So quickly settle it while the warranty is still valid.

erictan8888 · 29th October 2005

wa... looks bad.....
any idea what's the problem and why ? like to know also....

WKK · 29th October 2005

Well, this is the only photo that I taken with such effect, the rest of the photo taken following is fine...

I guess it's time to service like what you say.

melnjes · 29th October 2005

Were you by any chance pointing your camera at the sun?

ParkertR · 29th October 2005

the sun looks nowhere in sight in this particular picture... WKK, hope ur camera is fixed soon

WKK · 29th October 2005

Nope, but it was a bright morning sun... I was outside my house and just took a few shot. End up like this make one shiver... I got an event next week.. I guess I better borrow a spare body... in case.

espn · 29th October 2005

Originally Posted by WKK

Nope, but it was a bright morning sun... I was outside my house and just took a few shot. End up like this make one shiver... I got an event next week.. I guess I better borrow a spare body... in case.

Wah.. PRO! Can bring me along? I be your back up and learn from you how to take events?

WKK · 29th October 2005

Originally Posted by espn

Wah.. PRO! Can bring me along? I be your back up and learn from you how to take events?

ESPN, You must be kidding,

If I pro, I wouldn't ask so many question liao..

Actually it is my good friend's wedding. Did try a few wedding for relative with a real Pro, didn't get their name cos I still green. Shy also... Turn out ok for all the wedding taken, so got confidence to take my buddy's one.

Alas, when I am finally ok, my flash crush on me, my camera potentially may fail... what luck.

espn · 29th October 2005

Bring me along la, I learn from you,

WKK · 29th October 2005

Well, end up I will be learning from you... Kekekekeke.. let me ask my buddy, if he is ok, then I am ok...

YauTing · 29th October 2005

what filter did u put on ur lens?

WKK · 29th October 2005

Originally Posted by espn

Bring me along la, I learn from you,

Hi ESPN, my friend's wife not comfortable with the arrangement.. so paiseh..

melnjes · 30th October 2005

Originally Posted by WKK

Nope, but it was a bright morning sun... I was outside my house and just took a few shot. End up like this make one shiver... I got an event next week.. I guess I better borrow a spare body... in case.

Have heard pple mention seeing this before while pointing at the sun. Could be a once-off thing. On the other hand, have also heard others mention this as a sign of worse things to come. All hearsay lah, never experienced this myself (touch wood!)

Maybe monitor for a while longer? If you're shooting for a wedding, then you're right - better prepare a spare body, just in case.

espn · 30th October 2005

Originally Posted by WKK

Hi ESPN, my friend's wife not comfortable with the arrangement.. so paiseh..

Andy Ho · 30th October 2005

In the age of electronics things do go wrong sometimes but in most cases it is just intermittent problems that come and go. My D100 had some tendencies to produce double exposures out of 2 pictures I took but it only happens like once every few months so I had learnt to ignore the problems. When it happens I just switch off the camera and turn on it again and everything will be fine.

Your problem might also be a corruption of the memory card and if you are worried then send the camera to Nikon for a check.

WKK · 31st October 2005

Originally Posted by Andy Ho

In the age of electronics things do go wrong sometimes but in most cases it is just intermittent problems that come and go. My D100 had some tendencies to produce double exposures out of 2 pictures I took but it only happens like once every few months so I had learnt to ignore the problems. When it happens I just switch off the camera and turn on it again and everything will be fine.

Your problem might also be a corruption of the memory card and if you are worried then send the camera to Nikon for a check.

Thanks Bro, I will be sending my D70 to Nikon today for servicing. Can not take any chances.

wahidkarim55 · 31st October 2005

Thanks Bro, I will be sending my D70 to Nikon today for servicing. Can not take any chances.

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hold your horses bro. try reformatt your card first...could be ur cf corrupted, kena once, same situation...phew

WKK · 31st October 2005

Originally Posted by YauTing

what filter did u put on ur lens?

Nope, I did not put on any filter at that time of testing.

WKK · 31st October 2005

I finally got someone with the same problem.

The response from Nikon was the transmission error after the shot to the memory card. No error on the camera sensor or anything else..

So if such thing had happened to you - fear not. Like what Wahidkarim55 said:

Reformat your card

29th October 2005	#1
WKK Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 415	Picture taken with D70 This morning I taken out my D70 to test a custom curve. I took around 10 shot and suddenly there was this shot taken. My god, I was so panic... now I go a problem with my SB600, and potentially my D70.. Have any one encountered this before ???

29th October 2005	#2
destiny_star Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 545	Re: Picture taken with D70 Dude.. it's time to visit NSC. i've got a fren who also has this prob but it's on his D100. Problem was solved after serviced. So quickly settle it while the warranty is still valid.

29th October 2005	#3
erictan8888 Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Singapore Posts: 2,225	Re: Picture taken with D70 wa... looks bad..... any idea what's the problem and why ? like to know also.... __________________ Hope to learn from everyone here.... http://s28.photobucket.com/albums/c229/TanEric/

29th October 2005	#4
WKK Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 415	Re: Picture taken with D70 Well, this is the only photo that I taken with such effect, the rest of the photo taken following is fine... I guess it's time to service like what you say.

29th October 2005	#5
melnjes Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 1,132	Re: Picture taken with D70 Were you by any chance pointing your camera at the sun?

29th October 2005	#6
ParkertR Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Singapore/Thailand Posts: 5,804	Re: Picture taken with D70 the sun looks nowhere in sight in this particular picture... WKK, hope ur camera is fixed soon __________________ Budget wedding photographer :)

29th October 2005	#7
WKK Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 415	Re: Picture taken with D70 Nope, but it was a bright morning sun... I was outside my house and just took a few shot. End up like this make one shiver... I got an event next week.. I guess I better borrow a spare body... in case.

29th October 2005	#10
espn Deregistered Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Planet Nikon Posts: 22,045	Re: Picture taken with D70 Bring me along la, I learn from you,

29th October 2005	#11
WKK Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 415	Re: Picture taken with D70 Well, end up I will be learning from you... Kekekekeke.. let me ask my buddy, if he is ok, then I am ok...

29th October 2005	#12
YauTing New Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 37	Re: Picture taken with D70 what filter did u put on ur lens?

30th October 2005	#16
Andy Ho Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Punggol Posts: 388	Re: Picture taken with D70 In the age of electronics things do go wrong sometimes but in most cases it is just intermittent problems that come and go. My D100 had some tendencies to produce double exposures out of 2 pictures I took but it only happens like once every few months so I had learnt to ignore the problems. When it happens I just switch off the camera and turn on it again and everything will be fine. Your problem might also be a corruption of the memory card and if you are worried then send the camera to Nikon for a check.

31st October 2005	#18
wahidkarim55 Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: east Posts: 105	Re: Picture taken with D70 Thanks Bro, I will be sending my D70 to Nikon today for servicing. Can not take any chances. [/quote] hold your horses bro. try reformatt your card first...could be ur cf corrupted, kena once, same situation...phew

31st October 2005	#20
WKK Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 415	Re: Picture taken with D70 I finally got someone with the same problem. The response from Nikon was the transmission error after the shot to the memory card. No error on the camera sensor or anything else.. So if such thing had happened to you - fear not. Like what Wahidkarim55 said: Reformat your card