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<blockquote data-quote="GMH1057" data-source="post: 417284" data-attributes="member: 37521">Hi - I have a Nikon D5300 and started to experience the shutter error after about 35 pictures.&nbsp; What I've found is if I put on my 70-300mm Nikkor Lens and take a couple of pictures and put the Nikkor 18-55mm lens back on, it works perfect for a while.&nbsp; When the error occurs the next time, I can remove and replace the Nikkor 18-55mm lens a numerous times and the error doesn't clear until I put on the 70-300mm lens. Is this indicating a problem with the 18-55mm lens?&nbsp; I noticed if I remove the lens and put it in manual mode so I can see the shutter movement, it doesn't appear to be binding, the mirror flips up and back to it's normal position.&nbsp; Additionally I can see the arm inside on the left moving down and back up.&nbsp; In other words, nothing appears to be malfunctioning.&nbsp; However, I'm not a camera mechanic expert either.Thank you,Glenn</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GMH1057, post: 417284, member: 37521"] Hi - I have a Nikon D5300 and started to experience the shutter error after about 35 pictures. What I've found is if I put on my 70-300mm Nikkor Lens and take a couple of pictures and put the Nikkor 18-55mm lens back on, it works perfect for a while. When the error occurs the next time, I can remove and replace the Nikkor 18-55mm lens a numerous times and the error doesn't clear until I put on the 70-300mm lens. Is this indicating a problem with the 18-55mm lens? I noticed if I remove the lens and put it in manual mode so I can see the shutter movement, it doesn't appear to be binding, the mirror flips up and back to it's normal position. Additionally I can see the arm inside on the left moving down and back up. In other words, nothing appears to be malfunctioning. However, I'm not a camera mechanic expert either. Thank you, Glenn [/QUOTE]

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