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<blockquote data-quote="SGC2.0" data-source="post: 354120" data-attributes="member: 31369">Would it still be the camera contacts even if auto-focus works perfectly on my 50mm 1.8D? I know that lens has fewer contacts so the unused ones may be the ones on the camera that are contacting the internal-focus-motor-lenses?Gorf, the camera was a reboxed body from Amazon Warehouse Deals. It had 60 total accuations on the shutter when I got it, so basically brand new. I updated the firmware to the latest available C:1.02, and the problem still persists.Gramps, I do not have another battery to try, I only have a wall-adapter (that is not Nikon btw.) But I haven't tested to see if the problem persists when the camera is plugged in in this way.Maybe the next option is to hold the camera so the mount is parallel with the floor and use a pencil eraser to clean the contacts and make sure any eraser gunk would fall out and on the floor? I can also try the wall-adapter as an alternative to the battery.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SGC2.0, post: 354120, member: 31369"] Would it still be the camera contacts even if auto-focus works perfectly on my 50mm 1.8D? I know that lens has fewer contacts so the unused ones may be the ones on the camera that are contacting the internal-focus-motor-lenses? Gorf, the camera was a reboxed body from Amazon Warehouse Deals. It had 60 total accuations on the shutter when I got it, so basically brand new. I updated the firmware to the latest available C:1.02, and the problem still persists. Gramps, I do not have another battery to try, I only have a wall-adapter (that is not Nikon btw.) But I haven't tested to see if the problem persists when the camera is plugged in in this way. Maybe the next option is to hold the camera so the mount is parallel with the floor and use a pencil eraser to clean the contacts and make sure any eraser gunk would fall out and on the floor? I can also try the wall-adapter as an alternative to the battery. [/QUOTE]

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