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Started by iNYONi, Oct 26 2016 05:43 AM
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Posted 26 October 2016 — 05:43 AM
Hi, just wondering if anyone knows what this error message is?
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Posted 26 October 2016 — 05:57 AM
Jerry_
Didn’t have it, but while «googling» for these keywords different sites showed.
According to what is mentioned in those forums, it is a warning message when the internal buffer gets full.
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[Nikon D80] ошибка r07, не работает AF
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Отправлено 06 Май 2012 — 16:57
Добрый день!
Фотоаппарат Nikon D80 требует помощи.
Выскакивает ошибка r07. Почитала в интернете, пишут, что это связано с буфером
Но фотки-то он не сохраняет и автофокус совсем-совсем не работает
У фотоаппарата есть проблемы с затвором, редко, но заедает. Но я не думаю, что от этого может не работать AF
В общем нужна помощь
И если кто знает, посоветуйте, где дешевле чинить фото. А то фотоаппарат хороший, не хочется, чтобы пылился на полке.
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Mike_P 
Отправлено 06 Май 2012 — 17:01
r07 — не ошибка.
список ближайших к вам сервисов в разделе техподдержки
Моя ссылка
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Alex64
Отправлено 06 Май 2012 — 17:06
Мне понравилось, как конкретно отвечают на конкретные вопросы здесь.
Сообщение изменено: Alex64 (06 Май 2012 — 17:07)
Причина редактирования: Опечатался в url
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ro7 , is it an error? or what?
Jun 2, 2008
My sister in law called this morning about a problem with her d50, She is getting in the right bottom corner ( counter) ro7 and then her camera freezes and she cannot take a picture. I know it is for the buffer count, but why would it freeze, is there a fix for this, or will she have to send it in, yet again. She has had alot of problems with this camera and is very frustrated. Any help would be appreciated.
sharkync
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Re: ro7 , is it an error? or what?
Turn off Long Exposure Noise Reduction and stop shooting continuous bursts. Also, have her read the manual — multiple times.
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Re: ro7 , is it an error? or what?
In reply to sharkync
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Jun 3, 2008
Really thought I would get a better response on this, instead of one reply that was a bit rude.
Re: ro7 , is it an error? or what?
The most likely explanation is that the camera is refusing to release the shutter because it doesn’t think correct focus has been achieved.
rookie_52151
wrote:My sister in law called this morning about a problem with her d50,
She is getting in the right bottom corner ( counter) ro7 and then her
camera freezes and she cannot take a picture. I know it is for the
buffer count, but why would it freeze, is there a fix for this, or
will she have to send it in, yet again. She has had alot of problems
with this camera and is very frustrated. Any help would be
appreciated.
ToeKnee44
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Could also be the flash is recharging…
… especially if the battery is low.
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Rohan H
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Re: ro7 , is it an error? or what?
Hi there. First thing … to sharkync, please … no need for a rude response, and also your answer was incorrect. That’s all.
Ok, the «r07» message is not an error.
It’s telling you how many shots are remaining in the camera’s buffer, I guess which may be related to continuous burst shooting.
Hope this information helps
Regards,
Rohan
Madwand1
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Re: ro7 , is it an error? or what?
In reply to Rohan H
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Jun 4, 2008
I get a «R03» in my viewfinder when I’m aiming mine at my TV with my 70-300 on it. I know it’s not in the manual cause I have checked. At least it doesn’t show up in the PDF version after searching for R03.
wdenies
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Re: ro7 , is it an error? or what?
Could you give more «shooting» details?
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is this happening randomly or always
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in all modes
Just a guess:
memory card?
Sorry, I did a lot of «bad» things with my camera for testing but unale to duplicate your problem
Wim
Re: ro7 , is it an error? or what?
In reply to Madwand1
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Jun 4, 2008
Madwand1
wrote:I get a «R03» in my viewfinder when I’m aiming mine at my TV with my
70-300 on it. I know it’s not in the manual cause I have checked.
At least it doesn’t show up in the PDF version after searching for
R03.
The number will vary depending on the quality selected. It is explained in the manual… search for «remaining» or «buffer».
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Re: ro7 , is it an error? or what?
My D70 does this when you try to take a picture in very low light and it can’t focus. Tell her to try switching to manual focus and trying again — if the camera takes the picture, then that’s the problem.
A couple of things to try…
Once, when the lens wasn’t fully on, I had the same behavior — «r07» on the display, but the shutter won’t release. This also happens if the camera can’t focus for some other reason.
If she switches to manual focus mode, and it works, then it’s a lack-of-focus problem. Otherwise, removing and re-mounting the lens might help.
wdenies
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Re: A couple of things to try…
Mark,
you found it!
Under those circumstances the D70s gives «r12» and release blocked.
It is so evident that I did not think about it.
When it is a focusing problem the user should get more warnings (focus motor noise, the green dot,….) than just the r07 error.
Wim
Re: A couple of things to try…
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Jun 4, 2008
wdenies
wrote:Mark,
you found it!
Under those circumstances the D70s gives «r12» and release blocked.
It is so evident that I did not think about it.
When it is a focusing problem the user should get more warnings
(focus motor noise, the green dot,….) than just the r07 error.
«r07» isn’t an error, although it’s funny how people never seem to notice it until the camera isn’t behaving the way they expect it to.
Wim
Re: ro7 , is it an error? or what?
Thank you to all, it is hard to tell you the settings as it is not my camera and she lives in Minneapolis. I have sent this link to her so she can read your responses and try the different things. I think it may be the low light thing. I am going to tell her to start reading this forum. It is amazing how much you can learn just by reading. thank you all for your comments. I will let you know if she has to send it in or figures it out on her own. Hopefully that!
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Re: A couple of things to try…
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Jun 6, 2008
I would like to add:
When the camera behaves normally and the problem is related to non focusing, the rxx message should only show up when shutter button is active (half or fully pressed) and should disappear when button is released.
Wim
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Re: A couple of things to try…
In reply to wdenies
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Jun 6, 2008
None of that explains why the rXX messages are not explained in the manual. You have people hollering read the manual and saying to search the manual for this or that, but if you don’t know it’s this or that, the only thing you can search for is the code. Since they are not in the manual, there is still no explanation. How do you know the R07 is pix remaining in buffer? Where did you find that info? And I am still wondering what my R03 message means.
It is explained in the manual….
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Jun 6, 2008
As I said before, if you search for «remaining» or «buffer» you’ll find it. The number will vary depending on the image quality selected, so there’s no point searching for «r03».
Judging from your posting history, you have a D40. Searching through the D40 manual I see it mentioned on page 16, and there’s an entire paragraph about it on page 32.
Madwand1
wrote:None of that explains why the rXX messages are not explained in the
manual. You have people hollering read the manual and saying to
search the manual for this or that, but if you don’t know it’s this
or that, the only thing you can search for is the code. Since they
are not in the manual, there is still no explanation. How do you
know the R07 is pix remaining in buffer? Where did you find that
info? And I am still wondering what my R03 message means.
Madwand1
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Re: It is explained in the manual….
You’re right, it is there, but there is no way someone who didn’t know what it was could have found that without re-reading the entire manual till you got to page 16 and hopefully noticed that tiny little reference to an R message. There is no way to just look it up in the manual using the index or a search function.
Not very likely that someone who has already read the manual once and had no luck in searching for this info is going to sit down prepared to re-read the entire book again in the hope they MIGHT stumble across this.
I’m in agreement that the OP could have been answered without the accusatory rude comments. It’s not like this was an easy thing to learn on your own.
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Surely Not says:
It’s not an error…it just tells you how many shots you’ve got left before the buffer is full…
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spotted rose [deleted] says:
Shoot slower. You’re filling the buffer. Getting faster memory won’t help with that if you’re exceeding the camera’s ability to write to storage.
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eagle57 says:
I have the same problem and I am not shooting in burst mode. And I am not shooting fast. At the moment I cannot take a picture at all.
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Orbmiser
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Still it is not an error message.
Just guessing here so check them out and see what works?
Burst rate is significantly lowered if you have NR turned on. Turn off menu>Camera>High ISO NR to off or Change to single shot?
Is the subject well lit and you got a steady green in-focus dot? If camera cannot lock focus then camera will not fire unless you are or you are in full manual mode?
Does the problem happen when shooting jpegs and raw?
More info on settings and lens used and subject indoors? may help to figure out what is happening.
As many try using slower variable zooms in lower-light situations and camera struggles to focus-lock subject.
Are you using Dynamic,Centered or spot metering?
Sorry couldn’t be more help.
Originally posted ages ago.
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FMFoto says:
this isn’t an error message. R04 or R07 or R[any number] refers to the number of shots you can take before you’re camera’s internal memory buffer is full.
As you’re taking pictures, you’re camera is writing to your memory card. When you are taking burst photographs, all the other photos you’ve just taken are «waiting in line» to get written to your card. If your buffer is full, the camera will not let you take another shot until it’s finished writing the photo to the card.
Your camera’s ability to write to the memory card is only as fast as the memory card itself as well as the quality of the photos (RAW vs. JPEG).
Sports photographers usually shoot in JPEG because they are taking a lot of shots relatively quickly and if their camera freezes then they can lose a shot.
hope that helps.
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cmartin_ok (Chris Martin) says:
Maybe the OP is using a memory card with slow write speed?
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Good.Chemistry
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Just to echo Orb9220 — Make sure High ISO noise reduction is off. Tried this with my camera and it makes a big difference in how fast the camera processes the buffer.
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Knotty_Bug
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To get the rated burst rate (3 fps), turn off Long Exposure NR and High ISO NR. Also need to be in JPEG and preferably Basic or Normal quality.
Press «?» on these menu items to see descriptions.
Note that High ISO NR will still be activated for shots higher than ISO 800 (I think) even when turned to OFF, albeit there’s less NR processing than when it is set to ON.
One common reason why the camera won’t shoot is because subject is not in focus. Please check this. Put focus to AF-C or AF-A.
I just bought a Sandisk Extreme III 4GB card for double the price of a normal card; I was curious to see if it makes a difference. It didn’t, not in burst mode.
BTW, I’ve managed to get R14 a couple of times; very rarely. I was in bright sunlight and could have my prime 50mm f/1.8 mounted on the camera. Can’t quite remember. Most times it’s R06. This buffer kinda work randomly and there doesn’t seem to be a way to affect it.
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Rangefindergeneral says:
the R means remaining, so R03 three shots remaining/left before the buffer is full.
Switching off the NR high iso and long exposure. buying a 166x card or faster will help but you won’t see it on the counter.
If you do the above and switch to jpeg only it goes up.
you won’t do this but, the above and quality to basic and small gives R51.
But if you shoot raw its R06 at best.
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mistert2
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I have been having this problem for awhile. Orb, you rock.
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10.2 says:
This also sometimes happens to me, and it’s not b/c I’m shooting in bursts.
I’ve noticed this occurs when I’m too close to subject and the AF can focus on it (ie minimal focus distance of the lens). If I switch the camera to manual focus, or if I step back alittle, this problem disappears.
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zemlinphoto.com says:
If AF-S is not happy the shutter will not fire. AF-C and AF-M do not block the shutter from firing.
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steveglines says:
I had the r04, r06 and r11 problem together with F— for F-stop indicator. Re-seating the lens fixed the problem: I discovered that removing the lens and cleaning the contacts fixed the problem.
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TimGriffithSr says:
Every time this error ( Ro4 [note, not a zero, but rather a lowercase ‘O’]) occurs (for me) it has to do with AF, and switching to manual focus eliminates the error immediately. The AF issue has always been low light (need more light to auto focus) and/or need to clean the lens information leads both on the camera and the lens (although I am very clean with the camera and only once has it been dirty leads, all other times it has to do with AF-S and low light [AF-C and Manual Focus never give me this error]).
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ambitious pleasure [deleted] says:
Yup, I would agree with the last couple of comments, I reckon it’s autofocus, I had it lots with my 18/135 lens, I’ve chopped that lens in for a different focal length and the problem seems to have gone away.
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