Thank you surrephoto, I agree this can be the case..!

d4ni3l wrote:Thank you surrephoto, I agree this can be the case..!Explain something to me when you're back on here in a couple of years time!You came on DPReview back on Feb 11, 2014, start a thread and make 8 posts over two days.  And then you don't post again for over two years and then make a post in the same thread.Just a curiosity, but is this your first time back?

T O Shooter wrote:d4ni3l wrote:Thank you surrephoto, I agree this can be the case..!Explain something to me when you're back on here in a couple of years time!You came on DPReview back on Feb 11, 2014, start a thread and make 8 posts over two days. And then you don't post again for over two years and then make a post in the same thread.Just a curiosity, but is this your first time back?Totally random isn't it!?

T O Shooter wrote:d4ni3l wrote:Thank you surrephoto, I agree this can be the case..!Explain something to me when you're back on here in a couple of years time!You came on DPReview back on Feb 11, 2014, start a thread and make 8 posts over two days. And then you don't post again for over two years and then make a post in the same thread.Just a curiosity, but is this your first time back?TO Shooter... Dpreview Investigator Extraordinaire!!!!

Sounds almost like the chip isn't being read by the camera. Maybe a loose connection between chip and contacts on the lens, except you say it works fine on other bodies. Or maybe one of your body contacts isn't making proper contact with that particular lens.

primeshooter wrote:T O Shooter wrote:d4ni3l wrote:Thank you surrephoto, I agree this can be the case..!Explain something to me when you're back on here in a couple of years time!You came on DPReview back on Feb 11, 2014, start a thread and make 8 posts over two days. And then you don't post again for over two years and then make a post in the same thread.Just a curiosity, but is this your first time back?Totally random isn't it!?The likely explanation is that he's here regularly but prefers to browse and read.  But I had to ask!

This is issue going only with D-lenses.Your aperture lever stuck ... This lever located on the rear side of your lens.

PHXAZCRAIG wrote:Since it sounds like a connection issue...You have cleaned the contacts, and Nikon has cleaned them. How? It's so easy to do, that unless you tried a good contact cleaner, I'd try that again. I recommend Deoxit, available at Radio Shack.I suggest also checking each pin moves easy when gently pressed with the flat side of a small crewdriver and instantly springs back into position when the screwdriver is removed.It is possible there is some dirt/debris where a contact is seated rather than where it makes contact with the body.Whatever the problem is you have isolated it to this particular lens.