Photography Asked by Danny L Osborne on March 13, 2021
I bought a used Nikon D3100 and cannot get the shutter to release in flash mode. The camera works great as long as it is not calling for flash. Not sure what to try or do.
The only thing I can think of, isn't related to the flash, but to the "confirm focus before shutter release" setting. My logic being you're using flash in a dark environment without an AF lock possibly.
Answered by Stijn.V on March 13, 2021
Auto focus is the culprit here. switch to Manual focus and the shutter will fire :)
Answered by Tamil on March 13, 2021
I had a similar problem with the Godox flash I attached to my d7500. It turns out that the contacts on both the flash and the hot shoe were dirty enough to cause a problem. A few seconds of light burnishing with some very fine steel wool solved it--taking care to blow away the residual dust and debris. I wouldn't do this every day, but if you leave the flash mounted for long periods, it may be necessary once in a great while. The before and after difference wasn't visible to me, but the flash started working normally after the "treatment."====
Answered by Francis Glosser on March 13, 2021
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