D500 (Page 2): If you mean the one you just took, press the arrow next to the trash can. From there you can scroll using the D pad. If you mean to see each image after you shoot it...

Bill_de Loc: US

kibbles304 wrote:

Question-is there a button that can be changed to show last photo taken? The D7100 allowed for the PV button to do that. I have looked as best I can without finding that option.

If you mean the one you just took, press the arrow next to the trash can. From there you can scroll using the D pad. If you mean to see each image after you shoot it, choose "image review on" in the playback menu.

kibbles304 Loc: Indiana

Bill_de wrote:

If you mean the one you just took, press the arrow next to the trash can. From there you can scroll using the D pad. If you mean to see each image after you shoot it, choose "image review on" in the playback menu.

Right. I know the arrow will bring up the last photo. I was wanting to change PV button to do that function. I had that option in my D7100 and gotten used to using that button for replay and like it. Just wondering if there is a way that I can’t find to change that PV button. No big deal. Just curious.

Bill_de Loc: US

kibbles304 wrote:

Right. I know the arrow will bring up the last photo. I was wanting to change PV button to do that function. I had that option in my D7100 and gotten used to using that button for replay and like it. Just wondering if there is a way that I can’t find to change that PV button. No big deal. Just curious.

I misunderstood. Go to {Custom Setting Menu} {f Controls} {f1 Custom control assignment} {Select Pv and scroll to the Playback Symbol on the fourth page and click OK.

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OnDSnap Loc: NE New Jersey

Jules Karney wrote:

I get about 1300 shots on a battery. If that helps?

Yup.... I get about 1200 to 1400 per charge. I don't chimp but for the 1st few shots. Once my settings are nailed, monitor stays off. Among other battery drainers.

steve33 Loc: Yarmouth MA

Could be the battery. Do you have a 2nd battery that you can try ?

tcthome Loc: NJ

kibbles304 wrote:

I have been using Nikon D7100 and love the camera.... (show quote)

Could always add the verticil grip with the extra battery. Enjoy your new camera.

wetreed

The D500 is very similar to the D5 only it’s a crop sensor camera and the D5 is full frame.

mborn Loc: Massachusetts

Bob Mevis wrote:

I love my D500. I've had no battery life issues.
I generally use auto ISO/WB. The D500 nails it about 95% of the time.

,me to!

murraypastko

Are you using the same battery you have used in your D7100? If so it's the wrong battery.

billnikon Loc: Pennsylvania/Ohio/Florida/Maui/Oregon/Vermont

kibbles304 wrote:

I have been using Nikon D7100 and love the camera.... (show quote)

I have found the battery power just fine, I shoot wildlife every morning in Florida Wetlands and usually shoot at 10 fps.
According to the CIPA-rating, the Nikon D500 can take 1240 images on a single charge. Given the relatively demanding energy usage of the CIPA procedures, this rated number should be achievable or be surpassed in most practical situations.

steve33 Loc: Yarmouth MA

According to the Nikon website, this battery is compatible with both the D500 and D7100.

lsaguy Loc: Udall, KS, USA

Bob, Congratulations on your new camera. Sounds like you're having a great time learning it. Good luck and many, many great shots to come.

Rick

mikeroetex Loc: Lafayette, LA

Frank S wrote:

Make sure the airplane mode, wifi & Bluetooth are set to off in the setup menu.

Beat me to it. Once done, I can shoot up to 1200 shots on one battery!

Bill_de Loc: US

billnikon wrote:

I have found the battery power just fine, I shoot wildlife every morning in Florida Wetlands and usually shoot at 10 fps.
According to the CIPA-rating, the Nikon D500 can take 1240 images on a single charge. Given the relatively demanding energy usage of the CIPA procedures, this rated number should be achievable or be surpassed in most practical situations.

With the in camera battery Nikon only claims 7 FPS. By adding the grip and an MB-D18 battery they claim 9 FPS. These figures are at full resolution. Do you get 10 FPS by shooting with an MB-D18 battery in crop mode?

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Bultaco Loc: Aiken, SC

Bill_de wrote:

With the in camera battery Nikon only claims 7 FPS. By adding the grip and an MB-D18 battery they claim 9 FPS. These figures are at full resolution. Do you get 10 FPS by shooting with an MB-D18 battery in crop mode?

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I often shoot 10fps without the grip?