darken) button.
To activate Manual mode, move the Mode dial to M. In Manual mode, the Main dial changes shutter speed, and the subcommand dial changes aperture. If the exposure settings you choose are over- or underexposed, the camera will indicate the misexposure on the exposure compensation display in the viewfinder.
8 Nov 2009 My question is on the Nikon D90, In manual mode, does the camera give you a indication of what is the correct exposure like it does in P? If yes, what icon or indication is visible. I just tried it Also make sure that you don't have entered any exposure compensation as this will bias the in camera metering.
In A mode you choose the Aperture and the D90 chooses the shutter speed. In S mode you set the Shutter and the D90 sets the aperture. If the D90 runs out of good apertures you easily can get under or over exposure in S mode: watch that the D90 can select a correct aperture for your lighting.
2 Feb 2010
Most probably your exposure is too much off. Cameras show only a few stops of correction, if that limit is exceeded they just display the maximum. Note the aperture, shutter speed and ISO that your camera uses in P mode and try using the same values in manual mode.
30 Oct 2010 sure exposure compensation works in manual because in a Nikon D90 it only works in a programmed mode (A, S and P) and not in M. Is it possible that you're manually overexposing the shot by at least +2 and it is flashing at you to warn you? What does the manual say about exposure compensation?

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