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D80 flash not popping up - Digital Photography Review
- https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/2665600
- One way is to place the camera in "M" mode and press the flash button for it to pop up as you press the shutter to take a shot. The other is in "AUTO" mode by taking the camera to a low light situation and the flash should automatically pop up. If it does not the camera was dropped/impact damage or may have sand or water damage.
How can I fix the flash in a Nikon D80 camera?
- https://photo.stackexchange.com/questions/11463/how-can-i-fix-the-flash-in-a-nikon-d80-camera
- 3 The best way is to take it to a certified nikon repair center to have it checked out, if it's under warranty. Otherwise seek out a camera repair person who can service it for you. See this related question for why attempting to fix your pop-up flash is a bad idea. To summarize: you could seriously injure or kill yourself if you try. Share
Nikon D80 built-in flash doesn't open at all - Photography Forum
- https://www.photographytalk.com/forum/nikon-camera-forum-nikon-cameras-lenses-and-accessories/278535-nikon-d80-built-in-flash-doesn-t-open-at-all
- A photographer should never ever use on camera flash for anything other than a snapshot and your cell phone should make perfectly good snapshots. Having your lens and your flash aimed at the subject from the same place produces terrible light modeling. Don't do it.
Nikon D80 - DOF in program mode with flash issues. - Photo.net
- https://www.photo.net/discuss/threads/nikon-d80-dof-in-program-mode-with-flash-issues.431004/
- If you want to have specific depth of field with flash, set the camera to Aperture priority mode, set aperture to f5.6 or f/8 etc. The automatic iTTL stuff will look after the flash. You don't really need a higher ISO with the flash unless you are set to TTL-BL (fill flash).
Nikon D80: Flash won't open - Nikon Cafe
- https://www.nikoncafe.com/threads/nikon-d80-flash-wont-open.187211/
- Comparison is not entirely fair. The Nikon F was a professional camera. It's successor is a Nikon D3s. You cannot expect the same reliability from one of the cheapest all-plastic consumer models. To lower the price, something has to be compromised, like materials, build quality and quality control, or the D80 would cost the same as a D3s.
Nikon D80 Flash wont fire | Photo.net Photography Forums
- https://www.photo.net/discuss/threads/nikon-d80-flash-wont-fire.337279/
- I have the same exact issue with my 2 year old D80. The flash lever keeps clicking even though the flash is up, and the flash does not fire. The camera is smart enough to figure out that the flash is not working and the exposures are adjusted automatically (slow shutter speeds, high ISO) Thanks ankur_jain|3, Sep 2, 2009 #1 mila-g
D80 flash not firing need help with settings. | ePHOTOzine
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- When your onboard flash is open press the open flash button. If you hear a click each time you press the button, even when the flash is already up then the switch which informs the camera that the...
Re: How to turn off pop up flash on the D80?: Nikon DX …
- https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/28385984
- 1) If you are using Auto or one of the Vari-program modes Press the flash button (on the side near the lens mount) and rotate the command wheel until you get the little flash symbol with a line through it. 2) If you are using one of the P, S, A or M modes then just push the flash down and it should not pop up again. -- ToeKnee44 (aka Tony)
D80 built-in flash opens but not run - Nikon D80 - iFixit
- https://www.ifixit.com/Answers/View/99170/D80+built-in+flash+opens+but+not+run
- Go into your menu and find RESET, push it and try your flash again. You can also try it in aperture priority or shutter priority, sometimes auto setting wont allow flash unless you press a button. Let us know what you get.
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