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Dec 9, 2014 10:42:55 #
recently bought new 5200 and seems to be prolonged shutter noise when taking pic. Talked to Nikon cust serv and got no satis. They say it is ok. Anyone else have same experience?
Dec 9, 2014 11:05:56 #
werg wrote:
recently bought new 5200 and seems to be prolonged shutter noise when taking pic. Talked to Nikon cust serv and got no satis. They say it is ok. Anyone else have same experience?
I have a D5200 and have not noticed this problem. Could you be a bit more specific regarding the prolonged shutter noise you describe? - Duration? Characteristics (whirring, clicking, snapping, etc.)?
Dec 9, 2014 12:28:55 #
MadMikeOne wrote:
I have a D5200 and have not noticed this problem. Could you be a bit more specific regarding the prolonged shutter noise you describe? - Duration? Characteristics (whirring, clicking, snapping, etc.)?
Same for me. I haven't noticed any anomalies with shutter duration on the D5200. Any details?
I assume you are not talking about a long exposure. :wink:
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Dec 9, 2014 13:52:17 #
sorry guys my bad- getting used to new camera. camera was set to exposure delay mode and I didnt catch it. works fine now. thanks for quick response and interest in the prob.
Dec 9, 2014 19:53:59 #
werg wrote:
sorry guys my bad- getting used to new camera. camera was set to exposure delay mode and I didnt catch it. works fine now. thanks for quick response and interest in the prob.
Not a problem. Glad the problem is solved.
Dec 10, 2014 08:45:13 #
werg wrote:
sorry guys my bad- getting used to new camera. camera was set to exposure delay mode and I didnt catch it. works fine now. thanks for quick response and interest in the prob.
When I first go that camera I found that my best friend was the return to default setting for a few weeks. There were a number of times I set one or several things as an experiment then either forgot where all I had been in the menu or determined it was just easier to go back to the beginning.
Dec 10, 2014 12:17:22 #
Picdude wrote:
When I first go that camera I found that my best friend was the return to default setting for a few weeks. There were a number of times I set one or several things as an experiment then either forgot where all I had been in the menu or determined it was just easier to go back to the beginning.
Very true. The D5200 has fairly sensible defaults and the complexity and permutations of custom settings can put you in an odd state until you get used to it all.
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Dec 10, 2014 15:25:09 #
JerseyJim wrote:
Very true. The D5200 has fairly sensible defaults and the complexity and permutations of custom settings can put you in an odd state until you get used to it all.
Agreed. While I have made a few custom settings, for the most part it is still very close to the default setup.
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