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p.1 #1 · p.1 #1 · Nikon D600 shutter "err" then fixed itself | |
My D600 is nearly two years old and has 9570 clicks on it. Today, when I went to take a picture, I got an "Err" displayed where the shutter and aperture info is usually shown on the top and back LCDs. I could still manual focus, but if I tried to take a picture, I'd hear the usual shutter click followed by a strange whirring sound (and the picture wouldn't take).
A quick google search showed me that 1) the shutter might be on it's way out, which would be sort of strange since I didn't think 9.5k actuations was that much at all 2) the mirror might be stuck.
I cleaned the lens contacts and camera contacts, tried a different lens, did a factory reset, and nothing worked.
But then I just kept clicking the shutter and magically, the error message disappeared and the camera is functioning well again.
Anyone have any idea what's going on here? I can't send the camera to Nikon as I'm currently working in Germany for the summer and the camera was purchased at home in the U.S.
I have a major, two-week hiking/camping trip in the Swiss Alps coming up - i.e. not a situation I want my camera to crap out in. Is the shutter on its way out? Should I be worried that I'll have recurring issues?
Edited on Jun 13, 2015 at 09:01 PM · View previous versions
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