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<blockquote data-quote="Dziadzi19" data-source="post: 165948" data-attributes="member: 14782"><p>Hi friends, my D7100 just took another turn for the worse. I solved the multiple exposure issue by only shooting in JPEG......though it breaks my heart. Then, yesterday, I squeezed the shutter half-way and noticed something unusual in the viewfinder. &quot;r28&quot; error. Besides that, there was no beep when I pulled the shot, and the normal black circle (focus acquired) in the viewfinder became opposing arrowheads. So I looked in the manual, and it states that the opposing arrowheads means that there is an auto-focus problem. I tried different lenses, shooting programs (even AUTO........heaven forbid) and no resolution. I called the camera shop and a new one is going to be here tomorrow, and the other is going back. If anyone has any input about this problem, I would really appreciate it......especially the &quot;r28&quot; error code. Thanks for taking the time to look at my post.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Dziadzi19, post: 165948, member: 14782"] Hi friends, my D7100 just took another turn for the worse. I solved the multiple exposure issue by only shooting in JPEG......though it breaks my heart. Then, yesterday, I squeezed the shutter half-way and noticed something unusual in the viewfinder. "r28" error. Besides that, there was no beep when I pulled the shot, and the normal black circle (focus acquired) in the viewfinder became opposing arrowheads. So I looked in the manual, and it states that the opposing arrowheads means that there is an auto-focus problem. I tried different lenses, shooting programs (even AUTO........heaven forbid) and no resolution. I called the camera shop and a new one is going to be here tomorrow, and the other is going back. If anyone has any input about this problem, I would really appreciate it......especially the "r28" error code. Thanks for taking the time to look at my post. [/QUOTE]

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