Posts for: bennydnut
Jun 8, 2020 12:40:21 #
Lucian wrote:
Just so you know, Pro Show from FOTODEX, as great ... (show quote)
I did made a slice show using Pro Show and save out on USB drive but can't play on any 3 of my TV! however, saved on DVD and it work!!!
Feb 21, 2020 10:52:25 #
[quote=OKsprat]I’m looking for a pocket or belt pouch sized camera to replace/complement a Canon bridge camera and DSLR to use for more convenient picture taking while traveling. I’m tired of lugging the bigger ones around.
I’ve looked at:
Canon G5x, G7x, G9x;
Sony hx99, RX100 VII
Panasonic ZS70, ZS80, ZS100, ZS200.
Just pick up a canon G1x III last week and on my learning track since, been a Nikon user including D750 since 70's but like to switch to a small traveling camera, any comment advise on this camera are would be welcome and appreciate.
I’ve looked at:
Canon G5x, G7x, G9x;
Sony hx99, RX100 VII
Panasonic ZS70, ZS80, ZS100, ZS200.
Just pick up a canon G1x III last week and on my learning track since, been a Nikon user including D750 since 70's but like to switch to a small traveling camera, any comment advise on this camera are would be welcome and appreciate.
Apr 12, 2018 11:51:18 #
[quote=repleo]The war of the viewfinders may be coming to an end. Interesting article on DP Review. Some quotes: -
"This year we sat down with leaders from (in alphabetical order) Canon, Fujifilm, Olympus, Panasonic, Ricoh, Sigma, Sony and Tamron to learn more about how they see the market, and to get an indication of what might be coming down the road.
Full-frame mirrorless will become the norm, and it will happen pretty soon
Will if be affordable for NONE PRO'S????
"This year we sat down with leaders from (in alphabetical order) Canon, Fujifilm, Olympus, Panasonic, Ricoh, Sigma, Sony and Tamron to learn more about how they see the market, and to get an indication of what might be coming down the road.
Full-frame mirrorless will become the norm, and it will happen pretty soon
Will if be affordable for NONE PRO'S????
Apr 6, 2018 13:50:07 #
Feiertag wrote:
I shot this from in my vehicle. The camera was resting on a bean bag. The VR was on. Maybe it had the same effect as if it were on a tripod?
was just the camera body rest on the bean bag or the lens rest on the bean bag or the whole camera and the lens rest on the bean bag? if only the camera body set on the bean bag there may still be possible some movements!
Nov 26, 2017 15:36:48 #
Yep, Nikon are way behind on this, and it must be compatible for 'F' mount else there'll be little sells.
Oct 18, 2017 11:41:09 #
jeep_daddy wrote:
If you are getting error messages then yes, you need to send it in for repair. Soft images, well, wait and see what it does after you get it back from repair but if they still aren't sharp, I'd start by buying a good Nikkor lens. You may have a bad copy of the Tamron lens.
If you have another lens, try it before sending the camera in for repair. It just might be the Tamron lens that is causing the error message. After all, it's a 3rd party lens not made by Nikon.
If you have another lens, try it before sending the camera in for repair. It just might be the Tamron lens that is causing the error message. After all, it's a 3rd party lens not made by Nikon.
or it may be cause from 3rd party battery!
Oct 18, 2017 11:27:13 #
AGO wrote:
I'm having a problem with Capture NX2. If I work on a photo, convert it to either jpg or tiff, and then work on it some more in another program such as Photoshop Elements or On1, I am then not able to open it again in NX2.
Are you trying to open your converted photo with Capture NX2? I may be wrong but Capture NX2 is for NEF raw files.
Aug 21, 2017 18:40:04 #
mr spock wrote:
As a relative newcomer to photography and someone who just started using Picassa I couldn't begin to add to the discussion of definitions.
However, there has been one aspect of this argument that always troubled me. I believe there should be 2 categories of entry for photo contests.
One for what you are calling SOOC and one for PP.
Competing against someone with years of PP experience seems to make for an uneven playing field if you've never done it.
Just one man's opinion.
However, there has been one aspect of this argument that always troubled me. I believe there should be 2 categories of entry for photo contests.
One for what you are calling SOOC and one for PP.
Competing against someone with years of PP experience seems to make for an uneven playing field if you've never done it.
Just one man's opinion.
AGREE.
Aug 21, 2017 13:01:57 #
AK Grandpa wrote:
How do you save the settings to a card? (D500) . . .
on my D750, go to setup menu, go down to "save/load settings", ok on save setting.
Its same for my D7200, it may be same for your D500.
Aug 21, 2017 11:55:05 #
Keldon wrote:
Whenever I post a photo it is almost always SOOC. Maybe a little straightening but that's generally it. I'm certainly not saying my photos don't need any work at all, I know they do, but that aspect and the finished product I'll leave for my enjoyment.
I don't post to show off my photo skills (or lack thereof) or my Photoshop or Lightroom skills, I post simply to show others places that I have been or animals I saw that maybe others haven't the opportunity to see.
I don't post to show off my photo skills (or lack thereof) or my Photoshop or Lightroom skills, I post simply to show others places that I have been or animals I saw that maybe others haven't the opportunity to see.
Ditto here, even with DSLR (D7200 & D750, Nikon 28-300 f3.8), try to make all pictures counts, and do as little PP as possible; using in camera meter, gray card and compost carefully! Don't want to spent weeks at the PP after my vacations which average between 2,000 to 3,000 shots each, my keeping rate usually at 80 to 90 percents.
Aug 21, 2017 11:29:01 #
[quote=jerryc41]I just took my D750 out for a shoot after getting it returned from the Nikon recall a few days ago. I didn't bother to reset everything to my "likes," and it was funny having to focus with the shutter button, rather than BBF. I don't like that at all. I'll reset everything back to the way I like it. I knew it had been totally reset, but I didn't want to take the time to go through everything. Maybe I'll save the settings to an SD card, although that makes it automatic. I like going through the Menu and making decisions again.
Safe your setting in a SD, then all you have to do is to load it back.
Safe your setting in a SD, then all you have to do is to load it back.
Aug 12, 2017 12:30:09 #
al13 wrote:
Just cleared security for our flight to London. I didn't have to take my camera or IPad out of my backpack. Put my phone and wallet in a bin and that was it. We were PSA Precheck. I hop e it's the same when we come back in two weeks.
the problems is not going there, it's on the return trip,,, I am also heading to England in couples of weeks, hope all it all this will be clear by then!
Aug 12, 2017 12:05:00 #
kvanhook wrote:
When I was in Milan a couple of years ago they would not allow ANY photographs at all. I was watched like a hawk even though I was not trying to use flash.
yep, Many places will not allow photography period, and many more places will not allow Flash.
good luck and enjoy your trip.
Jul 14, 2017 11:04:35 #
rgrenaderphoto wrote:
My Nikon mirrorless dream would be Mirrorless body, brilliant OLED viewfinder, dual XD slots, same excellent low light performance as D810. And I don't give a shit about WiFi and GPS.
DITTO here.
May 18, 2017 11:38:46 #
speters wrote:
I did that a long time ago in Photoshop and the copyright did not show ( and I did not want it to show). Nowadays (10 years) I have the copyright info set in the camera (and of course it does not show in the pics)!!
In camera copyright setting not always work either! I have the Nikon D7200, have the copyright info setting in the camera, it doesn't show the copyright info unless you have the right software; so what good will it do if the thief can't see it.