Cleaning the d40
Posted: Thu Jul 09, 2009 8:55 amHow do i expose the sensor for cleaning?
Sorry about the strange question
Sorry about the strange question
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Posted: Thu Jul 09, 2009 8:55 amRe: Cleaning the d40
Posted: Thu Jul 09, 2009 11:11 pmNot so strange really. Look in the menus. My D200 has a wrench thingie menu. In this menu there is a mirror up option, that you set. When it's set, you depress the shutter release, the mirror flips up and stays there until you turn the camera power off. I suspect most Nikons will do it in a similar manner. In my case it will not function under a certain battery charge level. You can see this by the menu entry being grayed out, and unavailable.
Re: Cleaning the d40
Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2009 1:11 pm{quote="evilhakfar"]How do i expose the sensor for cleaning?
Sorry about the strange question[/quote]
The menu item that you should look, is named Mirror Lock-Up or MLU.
Be aware that shutting the camera when cleaning might damage the mirror.
Cleaning is fairly easy but you need to be gentle.
If you have more questions we are here.
Sorry about the strange question[/quote]
The menu item that you should look, is named Mirror Lock-Up or MLU.
Be aware that shutting the camera when cleaning might damage the mirror.
Cleaning is fairly easy but you need to be gentle.
If you have more questions we are here.