Posts for: terry44
Nov 24, 2017 14:28:46 #
question Cris, why compare a ff to medium format would it not be a closer comparison to ask about comparable cameras ie Canon, Nikon Sony etc. just wondering as medium format is a entire horse of a different color.
Chris T wrote:
Tough choice, huh? ... Top-of-the-Line FF FX Dig Cam - against an overgrown eye-level MF Mirror-less Dig Cam .... ?
Nov 24, 2017 14:26:10 #
he asked what is a lenscoat not the cost I believe. there is a company that is called lenscoat a quick google will get you to their site.
JD750 wrote:
I can answer that question for the OP. In sentence 2 of the add, he says he is asking for $1195.
Nov 23, 2017 14:30:30 #
well if I really had to choose from the 2 I would get the D5 as have lenses that fit. You have a great turky day also
Chris T wrote:
Glad to know you're getting better and can walk no... (show quote)
Nov 23, 2017 14:29:11 #
even better
LoneRangeFinder wrote:
I’d buy nothing and go on two trips
Nov 23, 2017 12:43:38 #
hip is doing well I am now able to walk a bit without that damned walker attached to me all the time looks as though the operation worked this time. Don't know if I missed the point the D850 would be the camera that I would spend the cash on it would do everything I ever would demand of it, the D5 is great but would be overkill as I do mainly landscapes and non moving animals(I am far to shaky to try and keep up with anything fast moving ).
Do not know a lot about the Fuji so cannot comment will leave that for those in the know.
Do not know a lot about the Fuji so cannot comment will leave that for those in the know.
Chris T wrote:
Yeah, but, Terry ... you're missing the issue ... says - one or the other ...
How's your hip, btw?
How's your hip, btw?
Nov 23, 2017 12:28:45 #
Going out in desert, water, and other situations such as a safari can be hard on equipment,
most likely from use, the side movement not so sure maybe argue that with them not the debris you might get them to fix it the lens is a good one and though expensive to fix would not cost near as much as replacing it hope the issue gets resolved.
most likely from use, the side movement not so sure maybe argue that with them not the debris you might get them to fix it the lens is a good one and though expensive to fix would not cost near as much as replacing it hope the issue gets resolved.
genesampson wrote:
I'm just back from Africa and about half way throu... (show quote)
Nov 23, 2017 12:22:21 #
how long ago did you buy the lens?. If it is from use which it most likely is then why should they cover it under warranty how bad is it if it shows on the photo you take you could remove it with content aware or cloning.
genesampson wrote:
I recently sent my Nikon 80-400 lens to Nikon's LA... (show quote)
Nov 23, 2017 12:19:08 #
Nikon has always treated me right cannot give them enough praise
Robeng wrote:
Every now and then I read some derogatory comment ... (show quote)
Nov 23, 2017 02:13:45 #
neither I would get the D850 and have cash to go on a trip where I can break it in and get some nice shots
Chris T wrote:
Tough choice, huh? ... Top-of-the-Line FF FX Dig Cam - against an overgrown eye-level MF Mirror-less Dig Cam .... ?
Nov 20, 2017 13:57:54 #
was just thinking possibly camera and flash out of sync don't think Nikon is at fault. Would be worth the try for the op before putting out cash though a tech sure would know what the problem is.
CHOLLY wrote:
^^^Terry, I can't think of ANY situation in which Nikon would deliberately have one of their camera models display this type of behavior. 
This sounds much more like a malfunction than one of user error.
In any event, a licensed technician will be able to sort it out...
This sounds much more like a malfunction than one of user error.
In any event, a licensed technician will be able to sort it out...
Nov 20, 2017 13:25:35 #
might just be a setting issue.
CHOLLY wrote:
Unfortunately artemus, your camera isn't "back to normal" because what you told us indicates that you DO have a problem with your shutter mechanism and or shutter control, and that you WILL need to get it serviced.
ESPECIALLY if you want to use flash....
ESPECIALLY if you want to use flash....
Nov 20, 2017 13:24:12 #
glad you may have figured it out, have you tried going into the menu and setting the flash setting your D7100 manual will tell you what to use if you did not get one they can be downloaded onto your computer hope all works well.
artemus wrote:
I found that by disabling the flash(turned top kno... (show quote)
Nov 20, 2017 13:17:40 #
oh and the cinnamon means the light roast which is just before city roast about 3 steps in front of french roast the cinnamon roast is so light that almost all the caffeine is still in the bean where french and italian the caffeine is much less as the roast has sent the oils outside of the bean those make a great espresso coffee.
Yankeepapa6 wrote:
Cinnamon, blueberries and lemon. Does anyone know what real coffee tastes like? You add all this BS and you have completely masked the flavour of the coffee.
Nov 20, 2017 13:12:49 #
Actually it is treated just like wine by those who have a passion for good quality coffee
cuckoobob wrote:
Yeah! This is COFFEE, fur crying out loud! Not freaken' WINE!
";-)
";-)
Nov 20, 2017 13:09:49 #
just a bit of cream or half and half for me sugar is for hiding the bitterness of a Robusta coffee (used as a cheap add in to make the more expensive beans go further at the expense of taste.) usually from Vietnam or that area of the world though lately they have been producing higher quality beans that are pretty good.
I grew coffee trees in Maui and am going to plant 5 acres there on my property later next year.
Same varietal as Kona just cannot be called Kona unless it is grown in the Kona coffee region.
I grew coffee trees in Maui and am going to plant 5 acres there on my property later next year.
Same varietal as Kona just cannot be called Kona unless it is grown in the Kona coffee region.
bobmcculloch wrote:
Remember, "Thou shalt not commit adultery" adding milk, sugar, spices is adulterating