Ok, I think you are on to something there. If the OP is using a dark filter, then the camera probably won't fire because it thinks the image in underexposed. The OP probably meant filter rather than lens.Are you saying you bought a filter to put on your lens, and that the camera didn't work with the filter on but did without it?
Ha Ha on me. I had edited my reply to add AF and forgot to save it. DOH!Or, it is unable to autofocus and won't fire because it doesn't have focus lock. In that case, switching to MF would take care of the problem.
this is what I bought:I bought a lens to take picture og eclipse with the D60. The lens fits great. Went out to see if the lens was strog enough, it was. I could not get the camera to work. Took the lens off and the camera worked. I have no experience with the sun. Help
(Looks like BF Hammer has all the bases covered. AF and all. I now bow out of this thread.)Go ahead and post that. I'll delete my post, and no one will be the wiser.
What lens?
That is a filter. A piece of glass that screws on the front end of a lens. The lens is a cylindrical part that screws into the D60 camera body. Please tell me you were not removing the lens and trying to use the filter directly on the camera.K&F Concept 52mm ND1000000 Ultra Dark ND Camera Lens Filter 20-Stops Fixed Neutral Density Filter with 28 Multi-Layer Coatings Waterproof & Scratch Resistant (Nano-X Series)
No I didn'tThat is a filter. A piece of glass that screws on the front end of a lens. The lens is a cylindrical part that screws into the D60 camera body. Please tell me you were not removing the lens and trying to use the filter directly on the camera.