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ostapchikyra
26.09.2010, 16:21
Аппарат выдает ошибку r09
что означает данная ошибка? Есть у кого список ошибок.
mastervrz1
26.09.2010, 16:29
Аппарат выдает ошибку r09
что означает данная ошибка? Есть у кого список ошибок.
Хмм.. ну что то типа того
r04 и r09 — это величина буфера памяти для непрерывной сьемки соответственно для RAW и JPEG
В инструкции должна расписана…
ostapchikyra
26.09.2010, 16:48
Понял, это не код ошибки.Перевел аппарат в режим сьемки RAW теперь пишет r05
Тогда как узнать что за ошибку он выдает.
Вообщем при включении на малом дисплее начинает мигать Error и гаснет
при попытке произвести сьемку неполное нажатие на спуск и опять мигает Error нажимаем на спуск
затвор срабатывает но снимок не делает.
Клементий
26.09.2010, 21:01
нажимаем на спуск
затвор срабатывает но снимок не делает.
В ручном режиме выдержки переключаются и затвор их отрабатывает или просто «щёлкает»?
Подъём зеркала для чистки матрицы активен, работает?
Questman
26.09.2010, 21:16
А какой объектив ?
Была похожая проблема на Canon D350
Вовик 76
27.09.2010, 21:00
Доброго времени суток!
Разбирайте и смотрите механизм управления подъёмом зеркала. Там найдёте решение. Програмная шестерня, слетели ползунки с крепления. Уже неоднократно об этом писалось. Удачи!
ostapchikyra
30.09.2010, 11:28
вообщем разобрал-собрал и все заработало, что то где-то стопорилось.
Все спасибо тема закрыта.
<p>Oh good grief. This needs to be a «sticky» post at the beginning of the forum. «R06, R08», etc. are not error messages. They’re the amount of shots available in the camera’s buffer. You see them whenever you hold the shutter button 1/2 way down or all the way down. The fact that you don’t notice them there, helpful and friendly, most of the time you’re shooting, says that you «stab» the shutter button, instead of squeezing off your shots (but that’s a discussion for another day). First question, when you get the shutter sound, does the viewfinder go black? If so, is it a «flicker» of black, or does it stay black for some time?</p>
<p>Since you’re a «stabber» (which is probably also why you’re «anonymous»), you only really see the «R» numbers when you stab and the camera doesn’t immediately take a picture. So, the thing you need to find out is «why isn’t the camera immediately taking a picture?»</p>
<ol>
<li>Most common cause, you’re in single servo AF mode «S Mode» and you’ve accidentally flipped the camera’s or the lens’s (some lenses have their own M/A switch) AF/MF lever to the MF position. In «S mode», the camera won’t let the shutter fire until there’s a focus lock, and if the AF/MF lever has been nudged into the MF position, there won’t be a focus lock unless you manually focus. Put the lever back in AF position, and life is good.</li>
<li>The levers are set right, but there’s not enough light. Although if that’s the case, the lens will normally «hunt» back and forth trying to focus. You didn’t mention hunting, so I’m inclined to think this isn’t it. </li>
<li>The lens is broken. You took your lens on and off a few times. Do you have another AF lens to try?</li>
<li>One of your buttons is physically stuck down or shorted out. That’s a theory based on your comment about buttons on the right side of the camera not working.</li>
</ol>
<p>Removing and replacing the lens isn’t likely to help. Anything going wrong with the communication between lens and camera will cause an «FEE» error (that is a real error, relating to communication), instead of the «R» status displays. The battery or the card? Again, not likely. Everything speaks to one of two things, either you flipped the lever, or your lens is broken. My money is on the lever. ;)</p>
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#1
Отправлено 26 Ноябрь 2007 — 10:46
У меня такая проблема:
Фотоаппарат включаю, в режим съемки — режиим Р, да и любой другой!
Он мне не показывает ни время экспозиции ни выдержку
когда нажимаю на спуск, но мне показыает r04 и помню было еще r09
Лечилось это простым вынимание батареи, но тоже это хватает на пару кадров…
Может это быть из-за левой батарейкИ?
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Алекса 
Отправлено 26 Ноябрь 2007 — 11:15
linderox (26.11.2007, 10:46):
У меня такая проблема:
Фотоаппарат включаю, в режим съемки — режиим Р, да и любой другой!
Он мне не показывает ни время экспозиции ни выдержку
когда нажимаю на спуск, но мне показыает r04 и помню было еще r09
Лечилось это простым вынимание батареи, но тоже это хватает на пару кадров…
Может это быть из-за левой батарейкИ?
уточните модель камеры…
если,при всем при этом у Вас загорается зеленый светодиод отсека карты памяти,то возможно это проблема блока TTL замера(у меня такое было на Д70)
лечится в сервисе
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Antonych
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Отправлено 26 Ноябрь 2007 — 12:33
linderox (26.11.2007, 10:46):
У меня такая проблема:
Фотоаппарат включаю, в режим съемки — режиим Р, да и любой другой!
Он мне не показывает ни время экспозиции ни выдержку
когда нажимаю на спуск, но мне показыает r04 и помню было еще r09
Лечилось это простым вынимание батареи, но тоже это хватает на пару кадров…
Может это быть из-за левой батарейкИ?
Во многих никоновских камерах сообщение вида rXX (появляющееся, как правило, на месте числа оставшихся кадров на карточке) при полунажатии означает, что в буфер камеры (не на карту!) может поместиться XX кадров при выбранных настройках качества. Это полезно знать при серийной съемке.
Чтобы отвечать про остальное, нужно знать:
а) какая камера
б) что конкретно видно на экранчике и в строчке информации
в) какие условия съемки (попытки измерить экспозицию)
г) полезно также указать объектив.
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linderox
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Отправлено 26 Ноябрь 2007 — 13:17
простите, действительно ничего не указал!
Nikon D50 китовский обектив,
он кстати был куплен в магазине,как привезенный из сервисного центра
Да, про буфер я читал (вообще инструкцию полностью прочитал перед тем как к нему подойти)
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poin
Отправлено 26 Ноябрь 2007 — 13:59
linderox (26.11.2007, 10:46):
У меня такая проблема:
Фотоаппарат включаю, в режим съемки — режиим Р, да и любой другой!
Он мне не показывает ни время экспозиции ни выдержку
когда нажимаю на спуск, но мне показыает r04 и помню было еще r09
Лечилось это простым вынимание батареи, но тоже это хватает на пару кадров…
Может это быть из-за левой батарейкИ?
почитайте инструкцию к апарату r04 и r09 — это величина буфера памяти для неприрывной сьемки соответственно для RAW и JPEG
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linderox
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Отправлено 26 Ноябрь 2007 — 15:20
нет,это понятно! Вопрос вот в чем почему он не показывает выдержку и диафрагму и почему не фотографирует?
а когда вынешь батарейку или включишь и выключишь вроде на пару кадров готов…
возможно, что это из-за того что садится батарея? у кого что что говорит фотоаппарат?
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bundic
Отправлено 26 Ноябрь 2007 — 15:27
символ батарейки мигает ?
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ieicy
Отправлено 28 Ноябрь 2007 — 09:10
у меня вчера, когда села батарея, замигало r04, но при этом мигал символ батарейки, ясно фотик отказался работать- так что это относится к батарее, думаю в ней все дело, попробуйте другую.
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texanguy44
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D80 «r09» appearing
Aug 25, 2007
Was wondering if you fellow Nikon D80 users could help me with something.
When trying to shoot the stars at night or lightening at night, I set the camera on M mode & the shutter speed to BULB . I also set the camera to work with it’s remote, which I have used before with no problem. But when trying to depress the shutter with the remote or with my finger, I keep getting a «r09» in the viewfinder & in the LCD info center. Over time I have also gotten «r05» or «r06» when shooting other subjects, even when shooting in AUTO setting. Is it safe to assume that this is related to not enough light on my subject? If so, can I override something so that I can shoot the stars or lightening at night? Pressing the shutter or activating the remote & nothing happening really gets frustrating sometimes. Whats the sense of having a BULB setting for shutter speed when the shutter won’t even open when pointed at a dark sky? I cannot find any mention of these «r» messages coming up in the manual. They appear in the viewfinder where you would see the shutter speed. The shutter speed would change to one of these «r» readings when the shutter button is pressed.
Would appreciate any help with this matter. My wife, who is out of town at the moment in the south central Tennessee countryside, said she missed quite a lightening show last night because of this problem.
I may be wrong but the ‘r’ in itself is not an error but is related to how much photos there is left in your image buffer (where the images are stored before being transfered to the SD card). This number will change whenever you take picture in a fast sequence and/or if you change the picture format ‘raw’ ‘jpeg’ ‘fine’ …
As for the rest of your problem, I cannot comment because I haven’t tried it.
I may venture to say that your autofocus cannot be made and is stopping your to do the shot. Use manual focus instead. It is safe to say that the stars are located at the ‘infinity’ setting.
Good luck
goofball
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Re: D80
set to manual focus, use a very small aperture, and pre-focus before using remote shutter release.
Brooks P
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Re: D80 «r09» appearing
texanguy44
wrote:When trying to shoot the stars at night or lightening at night, I set
the camera on M mode & the shutter speed to BULB . I also set the
camera to work with it’s remote, which I have used before with no
problem. But when trying to depress the shutter with the remote or
with my finger, I keep getting a «r09» in the viewfinder & in the LCD
info center. Over time I have also gotten «r05» or «r06» when
shooting other subjects, even when shooting in AUTO setting. Is it
safe to assume that this is related to not enough light on my
subject? If so, can I override something so that I can shoot the
stars or lightening at night? Pressing the shutter or activating the
remote & nothing happening really gets frustrating sometimes. Whats
the sense of having a BULB setting for shutter speed when the shutter
won’t even open when pointed at a dark sky? I cannot find any mention
of these «r» messages coming up in the manual. They appear in the
viewfinder where you would see the shutter speed. The shutter speed
would change to one of these «r» readings when the shutter button is
pressed.
The r followed by a two-digit number is the number frames that can fit in the space remaining in the buffer. This really only has meaning when shooting in continuous mode, because it virtually impossible to take pictures fast enough to fill the buffer when you are pressing the shutter-release for each individual picture. The only time you need to worry about this message is when it reads «r00», and then your shutter will be disabled until some room is freed-up in the buffer — a picture is transferred to the SD card.
Would appreciate any help with this matter. My wife, who is out of
town at the moment in the south central Tennessee countryside, said
she missed quite a lightening show last night because of this problem.
The problem is that it is too dark for the camera to auto focus. The camera will hunt briefly but quickly determine that it can’t find anything to focus on. This will be confirmed by the fact that the green focus obtained light will not appear in the viewfinder.
Switch the camera or the lens to Manual Focus, either will work but some lenses don’t have a switch for manual focus and you have to switch the camera. Set the lens to infinity manually and take your photo. Setting a lens that does not have a distance scale on it can be sort of a trial and error proposition; play with the lens and learn which way to turn it to reach infinity and which way for close-ups. I think you will find that most, if not all, Nikon lens turn clockwise to reach infinity; while mounted on the camera and you are looking at the back of the camera.
In MA the shutter will fire regardless of whether or not the picture is in focus..
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texanguy44
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Re: D80 «r09» appearing
I want to thank everyone for their help on this matter.
Brooks, I would love to see your hummingbird photos, but for some reason, none of your photos would load for me. I will be going to Tennessee this weekend & my wife said that the hummers are all abuzz in her mom’s backyard. I am hoping to get some shots of them. Any advice for taking photos of such speedy lil creatures? This will be my first time photographing them with my D80.
Thanks again for everyone’s help.
Mike
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Hi Mike
texanguy44
wrote:Brooks, I would love to see your hummingbird photos, but for some
reason, none of your photos would load for me. I will be going to
Tennessee this weekend & my wife said that the hummers are all abuzz
in her mom’s backyard. I am hoping to get some shots of them. Any
advice for taking photos of such speedy lil creatures? This will be
my first time photographing them with my D80.
Thanks again for everyone’s help.
Mike
I don’t know what the problem might have been, maybe SmugMug was experiencing some bandwidth problems; I just checked and they are on-line now. Hummingbirds,
http://bmiddleton.smugmug.com/gallery/1325036#62474328
.
Hummingbirds are very fast and are almost impossible to track. But they have a habit of hovering and that is when you want to snap the shot. You will see a lot of comments that the better Hummingbird photos do NOT have a feeder visible. Just starting out, I wouldn’t worry about it.
My best shots have come when I had the camera on a tripod. Have the focus set to closest subject as it helps keep the camera from focusing on the background – there is usually a lot more background than Hummingbird. If at all possible use an auxiliary flash; it brings out the colors and more importantly it helps freeze any motion that would cause a blur.
Two early efforts
D50, 270mm, f/11 @ 1/1000s, pop-up flash, 70-300G (my cheapy
No feeder
Nikon D50, 300mm, 1/1000 sec — F/11, 70-300mm G, ISO 400, SunPak 383 flash
A lousy photo, it was after sundown and the camera was having a problem getting a focus lock because it was dark. But there are 14 Hummers trying to feed on that feeder, and it was only one of five. There had to be over a hundred Hummingbirds in our front yard that evening – I think they were migrating.
It is easier if you can find them perched, and if they will sit long enough for you to get in position and take a picture
Nikon D50, 300mm, 1/250 sec — F/8, 70-300mm G, ISO 400
My pictures pale compared to Keith Rankin’s,
http://www.pbase.com/keithrankin/favourite_hummingbirds
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texanguy44
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Re: Hi Mike
In reply to Brooks P
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Aug 26, 2007
Thanks Brooks. I can only hope that I can get some half as good as yours. And you’re right on about Keith Rankin’s hummingbird pictures. Incredible!
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eystein.aarseth says:
DodderyIceDry
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r09 refers to the number of images that can be stored in the memory buffer.
See page 36 of your manual
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eystein.aarseth says:
That’s true, but r— numbers can also appear when the AF struggles and can’t find anything to focus on, or the lens isn’t completely aligned with the electrical contacts on the body.
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scubajunkie
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r— numbers are NOT an error code, period. The shutter speed and aperture also show up but they aren’t an error code either. Just because you don’t notice it until something goes wrong, does not mean it is indicative of a problem. The r— numbers show up whenever you press the shutter button. It just happens to be a field in the viewfinder that isn’t dedicated to a specific value, so it changes depending on your mode and what you are doing. That is all.
I assume Err is showing on the top control panel? You might try removing the battery, giving it a full charge and replacing it. Or if you have two batteries, switch batteries. If that doesn’t work, contact Nikon. That’s what the manual says.
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Rangefindergeneral says:
Can’t we just change the name of the group to the nikon r09 error group?
I am amazed that it takes so long for people to notice this piece of info that is after all always there.
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scubajunkie
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Rangefinder general Then we’d have to change the name of the D90 groups and the Nikon Digital group and at least a dozen other very popular Nikon groups.
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zemlinphoto.com says:
I’m getting an error message in my viewfinder.
It says rTFM
What does that mean?
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Jim3535 says:
cmartin_ok (Chris Martin) says:
Back on topic…
If you remove the lens, set the camera to M mode and try to take a shot at, say 1/60, can you see if the shutter blades move at all?
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steve: they can’t all be zingers!!! (primus)
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Tried different lens too.
It looks like a visit to a Nikon shop somewhere in Taiwan is order. Crap!
I have tried everything to get it working again:
different batteries
reset
different card
cleaned contacts
I’ll let you know what happens, but I bet it will cost some big bucks.
If it costs too much…Ebay for parts. :{
Thanks all
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scubajunkie
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One last thing to try… in this image of the bottom of the D80 a.img-dpreview.com/reviews/NikonD80/Images/base.jpg you will see in the lower right corner a recessed reset button. It is easy to mistake for a recessed screw at first glance. You will need the tip of a ball point pen or paper clip to hit the reset button. Try it. If it doesn’t work, it’s off to Nikon.
Originally posted ages ago.
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Arimbe Photography says:
Nikon D80 Err / r09 — 1 & 2 video > visit Youtube.
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renato/f says:
Quando meu motor de foco travou minha d90 deu err r 09 fiquem ligados
try to unlock de focus engine, probaly solve the case…
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