Auto Focus Issue
Dec 20, 2014 21:01:08 #
photoman022
Loc: Manchester CT USA
lighthouse wrote:
Yes, my thoughts are that it is pretty strange for someone to join a website and then wait 2 weeks before their first post.
To me it seems that if you had something to say you would post right away.
And if you didn't have something to say, then you wouldn't join.
I suspect another marketing plant trying to propogate comment and traffic.
EDIT:
And I answer within 11 minutes, and yet the "new user" who wanted to know the answer to their question, is gone.
To me it seems that if you had something to say you would post right away.
And if you didn't have something to say, then you wouldn't join.
I suspect another marketing plant trying to propogate comment and traffic.
EDIT:
And I answer within 11 minutes, and yet the "new user" who wanted to know the answer to their question, is gone.
what a dumb shit thing to write. I joined the Hog and didn't write a question (or comment) for at least a month. I joined to learn something and I did.
Dec 20, 2014 21:17:51 #
Video Vinny wrote:
You hit a nerve. br br Several weeks back I poste... (show quote)
Hey Vinny,
Sorry to hear of your mishap. Hard way to learn, bud.
Anything electrical is better shut off before any components are changed, dislodged, removed or replaced.
The exception is where the manufacturer sez it is "hot swappable", like a USB port (for example).
Anyway, I'm not the one saying that, the camera manual sez it.
Sorry you blew your pictures. Glad you didn't blow the camera. :shock:
Dec 20, 2014 22:28:56 #
lighthouse wrote:
Yes, my thoughts are that it is pretty strange for someone to join a website and then wait 2 weeks before their first post.
To me it seems that if you had something to say you would post right away.
And if you didn't have something to say, then you wouldn't join.
I suspect another marketing plant trying to propogate comment and traffic.
EDIT:
And I answer within 11 minutes, and yet the "new user" who wanted to know the answer to their question, is gone.
To me it seems that if you had something to say you would post right away.
And if you didn't have something to say, then you wouldn't join.
I suspect another marketing plant trying to propogate comment and traffic.
EDIT:
And I answer within 11 minutes, and yet the "new user" who wanted to know the answer to their question, is gone.
Rude !
Dec 20, 2014 22:29:51 #
Dec 21, 2014 09:44:53 #
I have joined awhile back and hardly ever post.
I do enjoy this forum, but before I can post the regs, usually
answer the question that someone has asked. I really dont like to chew the cabbage twice , as the saying goes. <G>
Just my 2 cents :-)
I do enjoy this forum, but before I can post the regs, usually
answer the question that someone has asked. I really dont like to chew the cabbage twice , as the saying goes. <G>
Just my 2 cents :-)
Dec 21, 2014 09:49:51 #
hobbycam wrote:
I have joined awhile back and hardly ever post.
I do enjoy this forum, but before I can post the regs, usually
answer the question that someone has asked. I really dont like to chew the cabbage twice , as the saying goes. <G>
Just my 2 cents :-)
I do enjoy this forum, but before I can post the regs, usually
answer the question that someone has asked. I really dont like to chew the cabbage twice , as the saying goes. <G>
Just my 2 cents :-)
Well, how about a belated Welcome! ;)
Oh man of few words. :lol:
Jeese, 2011. You're a Grandpa in forum years. :-D
Dec 21, 2014 10:00:06 #
Welcome to UHH Bud.
This forum is good place to get some answers.
You will find humor and some nopt so amusing answers at times.
But all is well and good most of the time :-)
This forum is good place to get some answers.
You will find humor and some nopt so amusing answers at times.
But all is well and good most of the time :-)
Dec 21, 2014 10:00:59 #
hey sonny, I am as old as I feel, @65 I just cruise along. LOL
Dec 21, 2014 10:06:54 #
Bud Root, dont worry about the camera, yuou are fine.
I use several brands and I cant tell you how many times I have forgotten to check to make sure i had both lense and camera set to auto or manual. Nothing went badf for me with the equipment so far.
I use several brands and I cant tell you how many times I have forgotten to check to make sure i had both lense and camera set to auto or manual. Nothing went badf for me with the equipment so far.
Dec 21, 2014 10:11:15 #
I learned that the hard way also sonny
I lost a card of photos by removing the card with the camera on.
I dont do that now
But, I still remove my lense evry now and than without turning the dang camera off first. Must be old timers disease <G>
I lost a card of photos by removing the card with the camera on.
I dont do that now
But, I still remove my lense evry now and than without turning the dang camera off first. Must be old timers disease <G>
Dec 21, 2014 10:38:46 #
hobbycam wrote:
I learned that the hard way also sonny
I lost a card of photos by removing the card with the camera on.
I dont do that now
But, I still remove my lense evry now and than without turning the dang camera off first. Must be old timers disease <G>
I lost a card of photos by removing the card with the camera on.
I dont do that now
But, I still remove my lense evry now and than without turning the dang camera off first. Must be old timers disease <G>
Thank you for the advice and the welcome. You guys are GREAT.
Dec 21, 2014 10:43:17 #
jbaird
Loc: Coatesville, Pa
lighthouse wrote:
Yes, my thoughts are that it is pretty strange for someone to join a website and then wait 2 weeks before their first post.
To me it seems that if you had something to say you would post right away.
And if you didn't have something to say, then you wouldn't join.
I suspect another marketing plant trying to propogate comment and traffic.
EDIT:
And I answer within 11 minutes, and yet the "new user" who wanted to know the answer to their question, is gone.
To me it seems that if you had something to say you would post right away.
And if you didn't have something to say, then you wouldn't join.
I suspect another marketing plant trying to propogate comment and traffic.
EDIT:
And I answer within 11 minutes, and yet the "new user" who wanted to know the answer to their question, is gone.
I joined weeks before my first post. I was trying to get a feel for the group as a whole meaning: how welcoming are they to newcomers, dumb question handling, etc.
Just because I didn't post doesn't mean I'm a marketing plant.
Dec 21, 2014 10:47:30 #
hobbycam wrote:
I learned that the hard way also sonny
I lost a card of photos by removing the card with the camera on.
I dont do that now
But, I still remove my lense evry now and than without turning the dang camera off first. Must be old timers disease <G>
I lost a card of photos by removing the card with the camera on.
I dont do that now
But, I still remove my lense evry now and than without turning the dang camera off first. Must be old timers disease <G>
Sorry you lost your shots.
I, too are getting that old timers disease.
I'll be 65 in March.
Now then, where did I put my tripod? :lol:
Dec 21, 2014 10:50:34 #
jbaird wrote:
I joined weeks before my first post. I was trying to get a feel for the group as a whole meaning: how welcoming are they to newcomers, dumb question handling, etc.
Just because I didn't post doesn't mean I'm a marketing plant.
Just because I didn't post doesn't mean I'm a marketing plant.
Welcome jbaird!
I wonder what kind of fertilizer one puts on a marketing plant?
I use composted manure on my gardening. Love the smell!
:lol:
Dec 21, 2014 10:51:41 #
Bud Root wrote:
I have a D7100 coupled with a Nikkor AF S 18-200 VR lens. I accidentally tried to take a photo with the camera on AF and the lens on Manual. According to David Busch Nikon warns against doing this as it could cause damage to the camera. Called Nikon and they didn't think any harm would be done. Changed the lens setting back to AF and subsequent photos are all in sharp focus. Any thoughts?
Welcome to the forum. This has been a great place for me to learn. Just remember that there is always one in every crowd. Do not listen to those who ridicule. So many great people here and hope you have fun. Post some pictures when you get a chance.
If you want to reply, then register here. Registration is free and your account is created instantly, so you can post right away.