Nikon D90 User Manual Available For Download
The User's Manual – Guide to Digital Photography is now available for download at Nikon USA.
Both English Language (printable and non-printable) and Spanish (non-printable) versions of the D90 owner operation guide can be downloaded.
For the printable Adobe Acrobat PDF document, you'd first have to register the serial number of your Nikon D90 and then agree to a license.
The printable document weighs in at 16.44 MB (megabytes) while the size of the 300-page, non-printable version is 11.5MB.
The guide discusses the features of the D90 and how to use the camera.
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Three times now, for no apparent reason, my new D90 refuses to take pictures, and says “This memory card cannot be used. Card may be damaged. Insert another card.” However, the problem seems to correct itself, or at least has done so twice before and I hope may do so again, because I would hate to lose all the pictures on it. The display on the top reads “CHR” which I do not understand.
What causes this? How can I prevent it from re-occurring?
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
I had the same problem. Especially occurred when hot or cold or moist. Camera would hang, I had to remove battery to reboot it. My camera also didn’t always read the max f-stop from the lens – I had to give it a little extra twist.
The problem:
in my case the lens connector didn’t read all the info from the lens, which caused all sorts of minor malfunctions.Had it in for service under warranty, problem gone.
You probably have a similar problem.
Hope this helps! It is a fantastic! camera – last night I used my 70-300 mm to take a picture of Jupiter’s moons – freehand, no tripod!!!
Fredrik
How can you take HDR photo’s with the Nikon D90
I trained as a Royal Air Force Photographer in 1963 and have used many types of cameras for many types of photography. My D-90 in, in one word SUPERB. No problems and excellent pics. I took a pic of a shoreline log mansion near Holyrood, Newfoundland. I was about 1/2k away and I much-zoomed. I was set to, ‘fine,’ and had the lens stabalizer switched on. I could not belive the results. I could read the name on the owner’s mail box and the pic was ultra crisp! I blew it up to about a 1/2 door size on a color plotter and the results were stunning.
Hints: Invest in a UV filter as it keeps the lens clean and also get yourself a half-decent Polariizing filter. I do a lot of outdoor work and the use of this filter is remarkable. Rotate it until you get a desired effect, like getting rid of reflections off water (lake or sea pics). This filter is a moderate priced and excellent
investment. Cheers, aaron.
hi,
i need some help using the ex sigma 70mm 1:28.8 how does it work? i just mounted on my D90 and that’s it what adjustment should i do? any information on how to are much appreciated, thank you.