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Nikon 1 V3 not able to Capture Image


slickrock

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I am able to connect to my Nikon 1 V3 and I can enter the Frame and Focus Mode which works fine.  However, when I try to capture an image the program just shows Busy, the download attempt times out after 59 seconds, and just continues to show busy until I abort the process or turn off the camera.  I have attached the most recent log.

The camera works fine with the Nikon Camera Control Pro 2 software; all functions work including focus control.

logfile-[20200518-11h56m45s280]-[3384]-2020-05-18.txt

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I tried the factory reset.  Unfortunately it didn't help; I get the same results.

Yes, a lens is attached to the camera; I've tried using a native Nikon 1 lens, a Nikkor full frame lens with an FT1, and I've tried by attaching a telescope to the camera.  All the same results.  I've tried in AF-S, AF-C, and Manual Focus. All the same results.

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I was using the FT1 adaptor with a Nikkor 200-400mm lens, so I assume the FT1 does not allow the aperture value to be shown, but I could be wrong there. Anyway, the lens was set for f4.0.  I noticed that in several attempts today and in some attempts I forced an aperture value in BYN by setting it to the aperture value, but it didn't make any difference; it still didn't work.

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Yes, the camera immediately returns a camera busy as soon as the take picture command is sent, then shut down.  Whenever I've seen this it was attributed to a camera setting... and a factory reset usually fixes it.  Not in the case :(

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