Sorry "Drive Savers. https://drivesaversdatarecovery.com/

I have two recommendations. The first is a do it yourself program called "GetDataBack for NTFS", the professional is Srive Savers in Napa California. We used them when I was at UC Davis, not inexpensive, but honest and expert.

Good luck,
Carl

Isn't there enough bullying in the U.S. without tearing everyone apart on here? ALL present cameras are non-functional with the power turned off. Everyone has their preferences, so why belittle someone else because their choice is different than yours. I have owned and shot with almost all camera brands and film sizes and found them all to be better than my skills. Lets all just enjoy our hobby and be glad there are enough difference to have competition to make them all better.

Carl Gondolf

Remove the glass, take a pair of pliers, and bend the ring into the lens area. Then you can remove the ring. I've done this on many lenses (when I was in the camera business) and they were fine. Needless to say, be very careful to not scratch the lens.
Carl

Sorry, $1,500. Incl shipping to lower 48

Like digital, but long for the look and feel of a Nikon F? Here's the camera for you. My Wife bought me a Z9, so old bodies have to go.

The Nikon Df is Nikon's lightest full-frame digital camera, and it's all metal. The Df a real metal camera with real metal dials instead of plastic. The Nikon Df is a tight, precise and lightweight little masterpiece. It's small, light, tough, and also rather quiet. The Nikon Df packs the same professional sensor as Nikon's D4. The Df works perfectly with every AF lens made since 1987, AF, AF-I, AF-D and AF-S, with a built-in AF motor and an aperture feeler for manual-focus lenses, it works great with every Nikon auto- or manual-focus lens made since 1977!


Of course
It also works great with AI and AI-S manual-focus lenses, and if you update the really old ones to AI, all Nikon's SLR lenses from as far back as 1959 work just fine with color matrix metering and aperture-priority auto exposure and full EXIF data.
But wait — there's more! Nikon retained the original Nikon FE's ability to flip-up the AI aperture coupling lever, so for a first for any unmodified Nikon DSLR, we can flip the lever out of the way and mount our original Nikon F Mount lenses all the way back to 1959!

Tested to 150,000 cycles.
1/4,000 ~ 30 seconds, Bulb and Time. (only to 4 seconds from shutter speed dial; use the electronic Command dial for longer speeds.)

Frame Rates
5.5 FPS maximum in Continuous High.
Continuous Low settable to 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 FPS.
Quiet mode.
Mirror-up mode.





Mechanics performance top
It's almost all metal, just like a real camera.
The top plate and pentaprism housing is metal. The clear sheet that covers the top LCD is glued-on plastic, just like the frame counter cover of the Nikon EL2.
The top dials, buttons and levers are all engraved metal.
The shutter dial is engraved and knurled metal, but feels a little mushy as if it's really plastic underneath. It's not as solid as a real Nikon FE or a LEICA M typ 240. In fact, I worry that the Df's shutter dial will pop off if hit too hard.
The front "Nikon" logo on the front of the prism and the piece around the metal lens mount are painted plastic.
The grip and sides of the Df are plastic.
The back sheet is metal.
The bottom plate is metal.
The card and battery door is plastic, but is has a nice metal folding latch.

Scott, we are both fortunate men to have Wives that are so thoughtful.

Scott, Indeed she is. 29 years and counting.
Carl

Sorry, senior moment. Price $600 complete, Shutter count 8227

Carl

Price Reduced $500. + shipping & Insurance

My Wife bought me a new Nikon Z9 as a surprise so I’m selling my Nikon D610 with battery pack and 50mm 1.8 AF lens. Spare battery and 64GB SD card. Camera is not USA model, lens and batt pack are.
This camera has seen little use as it was my backup camera for most of it’s life.

Specs
24 MP Full-Frame, 6 FPS, 2-SD cards
(30.0 oz./851 g with battery and card)
6 FPS, 3 FPS Quiet Continuous (Qc) shutter mode.
1080p HD video, built-in HDR, an electronic horizon
The D610 works perfectly with every AF lens made since 1987, AF, AF-I, AF-D and AF-S.
It also works great with AI and AI-S manual-focus lenses
Glass pentaprism.
100% coverage FX.
Tested to 150,000 cycles.
Self-diagnostic shutter monitor.
Flash Sync: 1/200.
Quiet Mode: single or 3 FPS.
With a built-in AF motor and an aperture feeler for manual-focus lenses, it works great with every Nikon auto- or manual-focus lens made since 1977!

It used to be that all laserjets would work with the standard Laserjet III driver so you might try other Laserjet drivers before giving up.

This one says it will work on 11 either 32 or 64 bit.
https://hp-laserjet-p2015-printer-drivers.en.softonic.com/

Jerry,
I suspect that your new drive needs a different driver. Go to the Samsung website and download the driver for the new drive. You may also have to change your BIOS settings to have it find the new drive.

Carl Gondolf

I used to own a camera store and I used to take a small pair of pliers, grab the ring in a perpendicular fashion, twist the filter ring toward the center of the lens (obviously taking care not to hit the front element with the pliers). Once it has turned into a noticeable Pac Man shape, take it off the lens. This sounds brutal, but I've done it hundreds of times successfully.

Ran out of foam at the time I did it. Never felt the need to redo.

Ed,
Send me your address so I can figure shipping. I'm not concerned about figuring it to the last cent.
Carl