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<blockquote data-quote="Brian L" data-source="post: 505430" data-attributes="member: 40828">Nikon support got back to me within 30 minutes !&nbsp; I'm sending the camera body off tomorrow and will let you know the outcome.&nbsp; See Nikon reply below.So its beginning to look like they has a solution that seems logical !(I am sorry to hear of the issue you are having. I canclearly see from the photos provided that it does indeed seem to beunderexposing somewhat when shot wide open. One reason for this and the mostlikely given that it is happening across the board is that the manual aperturecontrol lever on the body is very slightly off and the lever cannot get thelens to its widest aperture even when the camera thinks it should. This wouldexplain the change and darkening in exposure and also why the lenses perform justfine on another body.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brian L, post: 505430, member: 40828"] Nikon support got back to me within 30 minutes ! I'm sending the camera body off tomorrow and will let you know the outcome. See Nikon reply below. So its beginning to look like they has a solution that seems logical ! ([FONT="Segoe UI"][SIZE=3][COLOR=#000000]I am sorry to hear of the issue you are having. I canclearly see from the photos provided that it does indeed seem to beunderexposing somewhat when shot wide open. One reason for this and the mostlikely given that it is happening across the board is that the manual aperturecontrol lever on the body is very slightly off and the lever cannot get thelens to its widest aperture even when the camera thinks it should. This wouldexplain the change and darkening in exposure and also why the lenses perform justfine on another body.)[/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT] [/QUOTE]

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