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<blockquote data-quote="creiffer" data-source="post: 239632" data-attributes="member: 19139">Hey, Im Charlotte, Im new to this site, just joined yesterday (heres the <a href="http://nikonites.com/new-member-introductions/19202-new-michigan.html#axzz2p9ZgLGo0" target="_blank">link</a> to my intro)&nbsp;Just wondering if anyone else has had the same ISO issues with this camera as I have been having with the D600...Ive been noticing lately while using manual that my ISO numbers are way off. My camera seems to do just fine with automatic, but I hate automatic pictures.&nbsp;In order to shoot in natural day light (indoors with incandescent lighting), I have my camera at 1/40 f2.8 ISO 5000, just to start to get a decent image - but still not useable. I first noticed this when I was taking pictures outdoors as I had to compensate with the ISO tremendously. I called a camera store that I usually shop at, and they told me to pull the battery and leave it out for about 30seconds. I have been doing this but its starting not to work. I was going to send it into Nikon to have it repaired and then found out I have a grey market camera, so Im pretty much stuck right now. I checked Nikon to see if there were any firmware updates but my camera is UTD anyway. Ive also reset all of my interal menus multiple times as well.Has anyone else had this issue before? Thanks for your help!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="creiffer, post: 239632, member: 19139"] Hey, Im Charlotte, Im new to this site, just joined yesterday (heres the [URL="http://nikonites.com/new-member-introductions/19202-new-michigan.html#axzz2p9ZgLGo0"]link[/URL] to my intro) Just wondering if anyone else has had the same ISO issues with this camera as I have been having with the D600... Ive been noticing lately while using manual that my ISO numbers are way off. My camera seems to do just fine with automatic, but I hate automatic pictures. In order to shoot in natural day light (indoors with incandescent lighting), I have my camera at 1/40 f2.8 ISO 5000, just to start to get a decent image - but still not useable. I first noticed this when I was taking pictures outdoors as I had to compensate with the ISO tremendously. I called a camera store that I usually shop at, and they told me to pull the battery and leave it out for about 30seconds. I have been doing this but its starting not to work. I was going to send it into Nikon to have it repaired and then found out I have a grey market camera, so Im pretty much stuck right now. I checked Nikon to see if there were any firmware updates but my camera is UTD anyway. Ive also reset all of my interal menus multiple times as well. Has anyone else had this issue before? Thanks for your help! [/QUOTE]

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