I purchased the original several years ago. Used it mabey 3 times and decided it just did what I did, but not any better. It’s on the shelf somewhere.
Put a piece of tape on the outlets on the back side, then they’ll feed where you can see them.
Anyone know how to stop Adobe Applications Manager? it's running and Adobe Cloud won't update with it running and it runs all the time.
Adobe is driving me crazy. Trying to update Creative Cloud. Get error message, Adobe Application Manager is running, says wait till it stops. It never stops and I can't update. Anyone know how to stop the APP Manager, Adobe doesn't seem to know how.
I have an opportunity to visit Auckland in January, does anyone have suggestions for any "must go see and photograph locations". Doing a one day photo tour on arrival.
My son in law and I have been to Africa twice and are going again in Aug 20 with "Images in Africa Safaris"
CEO is Glavin Slabbert, was the best trip I've ever been on, bar none!
42 out of 1000 is a very good ratio.
As has been said many times, "The best camera in the world is the one you have with you". Disfrutar de!
My son in law has the Z6 and loves it. So he let me examine it and I immediately had a problem. I have large hands and my pinkie had no place to land and felt awkward and unbalanced. My d750 was also too small until I put on a battery grip, but the Z6 doesn't have that option. If I had a Z6 I would have to do some woodworking and make something for the bottom space. Meanwhile I sold the d750 and will stick with the d500.
For years to numerous countries in Asia, Africa, and South America, I take my current camera, d500 now, Tamron 16-300 lens, and Sigma 10-20. I've never used it but also the extender, 1.4X. Depending on where I'm going and doing, a medium weight tripod. Most places will do laundry so that's it.
Hmmm, all that grass and weeds wasn't there three weeks ago. Really grows fast.
I have the 16-300mm on both my cameras. When the 18-400mm came out I compared the image at 300mm to an image at 400mm, using my 150-600mm, and decided the difference in 100mm wasn't worth the cost to purchase. This was using my D500. At the low end the difference between 16mm and 18mm also wasn't a reason to buy. If I was just starting out I would probably buy the 18-400mm but at this point I'll pass on the upgrade.
I had the same reaction as most have noted. The "new" eye was bright and clear, the untreated eye was seeing the same white block as yellowish. After both eyes were done everything balances and my previous photos did not need to be reprocessed which I was dreading if necessary. If your ophthalmologist recommends surgery, have it done, it's 99% easy and you will enjoy the clean bright colors. They usually do the first eye and wait two weeks to make sure there are no problems, then do the second. Yes, sometimes there's that 1%.
BebuLamar wrote:
Since he paid you don't be so harsh.
Not harsh, just facts. And it wasn't your $850. Eh?
Bob, you aren't alone! I'll bet every one at one time or another has dropped a camera. If it still works, no one knows and you keep going. I speak from experience. BTW, I'll pay the postage if you want to send it to me. I've always wanted to take one apart. PM and let me know.