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The dog ate my homework...
Sep 12, 2014 22:24:49 #
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Sep 12, 2014 23:06:11 #
DavidPine wrote:
You'll need a plastic sandwich bag for post poop processing.
Be careful what you ask for David, there are currently 12 dogs living at out house. That's a lot of crappy pictures and you can be a literal or figurative as you please.
Sep 12, 2014 23:09:04 #
n3eg wrote:
<--- The picture says it all...
Is that a Pomeneranian that ate your Avatar? They are relatively smart and and loyal & dedicated as a dog can get.
By the way, it was misspelled on purpose.
Sep 13, 2014 21:06:50 #
Oh, bugger!!!
NOT good. Hopefully you will be able to download an electronic copy of your manual.
I bought my D7100 less than 2 months ago; (refurbished item from B & H Photo Video) - so yes, still referring to the manual at times. However I cannot seem to find a setting that allows me to keep the rear info screen always on. I was able to do this on my D5100; (basically it always displays my settings, only blanking out when I depress or half depress the shutter) and found it useful as I wear spectacles for reading, but hate having to wear them when using my DSLR. I find that I can easily read the bigger characters of the rear panel display without spectacles. So, does anyone on UHH know if I can achieve the same on my D7100? - Thanks in anticipation.
NOT good. Hopefully you will be able to download an electronic copy of your manual.
I bought my D7100 less than 2 months ago; (refurbished item from B & H Photo Video) - so yes, still referring to the manual at times. However I cannot seem to find a setting that allows me to keep the rear info screen always on. I was able to do this on my D5100; (basically it always displays my settings, only blanking out when I depress or half depress the shutter) and found it useful as I wear spectacles for reading, but hate having to wear them when using my DSLR. I find that I can easily read the bigger characters of the rear panel display without spectacles. So, does anyone on UHH know if I can achieve the same on my D7100? - Thanks in anticipation.
Sep 15, 2014 23:37:46 #
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