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Jan 8, 2019 07:16:29 #

Check out Moment. I use their wide angle lens and wood phone case to attach lens for Zillow walk through videos. Much improved over phone lens alone. I believe they have a variety of lenses.

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Nov 17, 2018 06:43:26 #

(Main Photography Discussion)

New D750

Hello,
I use the Nikon 16-35mm with the D750 for real estate shoots along with Nikon sb700 speedlight. Very happy with lens and camera. Dynamic range is great and even get nice window pulls with single exposures.

Wendy Mogul Photography wrote:

Yeah I figured that out.. I did research before hand if all my equipment fit the camera didn’t realize that even though it fits doesn’t mean it works.. oh well I am looking into an FX mount wide angle for my Real Estate shoots .. and will be purchasing it soon .. I also figured out the playback menu as well ...so all is good for now until I find something else lol.. thanks for responding...

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Oct 8, 2018 07:51:44 #

(Photo Gallery)

A few pictures from yesterday's Kelby World Wide Photo Walk

1, the sun is so bright and feels as if there in person needing sunglasses.

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Oct 4, 2018 00:45:54 #

(General Chit-Chat (non-photography talk))

My new motorcycle

Finest motorcycle ever made. Wish I was tall enough to ride a wing! Enjoy you magnificent ride.

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Sep 28, 2018 16:21:06 #

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Yosemite Valley in the fall.

Stunning. Should be postcards. Different than the myriad of common Yosemite scenes.

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Sep 21, 2018 07:27:58 #

(Main Photography Discussion)

Any DropBox Experts or Better Gurus On Here

This may or may not be helpful but are you compressing the file before uploading in Dropbox? I send several folders daily with 50-90 jpegs in each this way.

[quote=lamiaceae]I am trying to Share RAW files with a fellow UHH'er for Calibration purposes, so he can examine my unaltered RAW files (as they appear in ACR unadjusted) via DropBox. For some reason he is not receiving my approximately 32MB each DNG files.

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Aug 10, 2018 07:46:57 #

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Real estate lens question?

Ideal set up, David. Not sure about the 810 but presume Nikon also has downloadable firmware to prevent lens distortion as well as in camera setting for same. Not having vertical lines or objects close to lens at edges of frame and barrel distortion should not be an issue. You did not ask any questions but there was some discussion in the thread.

DavidPine wrote:

This question pops up several times a month. I have a DSLR and a Realtor friend and I'm going into real estate photography. Something like 1). Nikon D810, 2). Nikon 14-24 or 16-35 3). Lightweight tripod 4). Manfroto 410 Junior or 405 geared head. 5). Reliable flash and remote trigger or ability to fire remote. 6). Have fun because you will play hell making a living unless you are exceptional and have loads of Realtor connections that have lots of listings.

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Jul 16, 2018 08:10:34 #

(Members Buy/Sell/Trade -- Classifieds)

( 3 )Nikon lens PLUS - SOLD

Sent pm. Please send or post photos of the 24-120 lens,
Thank you,
Sharona

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Jul 1, 2018 11:17:25 #

(Main Photography Discussion)

Flash acting up, any suggestions?

Interesting and functional idea, thanks.

nadelewitz wrote:

A flash can put a lot of strain on a hot shoe when you're moving around, tilting it, carrying it sideways on a tripod, etc. Connection problems/failure are the result. The bigger the flash the worse it is.
Better to use a flash bracket with a dedicated cord .

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Jul 1, 2018 11:15:47 #

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Flash acting up, any suggestions?

Thanks, while moving tripod, not touching anything on camera.

cjc2 wrote:

Not even close, unless you are pressing the shutter while you move. Focus Assist is provided by infrared, not flash. You can program a button for "modeling light" which could be a possibility here if that has been done. Best of luck.

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Jul 1, 2018 11:14:42 #

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Flash acting up, any suggestions?

It shouldn't be on continous focus, but will check, thanks.

rcarol wrote:

Those mini flashes may be the result of the camera using the flash to focus. If your camera is set to continuous focus, the camera/flash combination may fire if moved. Just a thought.

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Jul 1, 2018 11:13:51 #

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Flash acting up, any suggestions?

Great idea, will try. I have on hand compressed air can, alchohol as well as Zeiss wipes.

GENorkus wrote:

A similar thing happened to me for a couple times. Mine turned out to be the third party flash mount contacts sort-of sliding on what little dirt that was there and breaking contact. My fix was to clean the contacts on both parts to make a better connection. No problems since. You might try that.

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Jul 1, 2018 11:11:11 #

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Flash acting up, any suggestions?

While this would certainly work would be unwieldy while moving camera from 35 to 70 angles throughout a home, thank you for responding.

billnikon wrote:

If the flash is working well when you take the shot my suggestion would be to remove flash when your moving around the tripod. Something when you are moving is causing contacts to be made firing the flash. Simple fix.

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Jul 1, 2018 11:07:05 #

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Flash acting up, any suggestions?

Will definitely try this first, going to get the tiny screwdriver today. Thank you.

Don, the 2nd son wrote:

The connecting plates are attached to the ubits (body & flash) with tiny screws, tighten them, you will very likely find them a tad slack. Use ONLY a quality proper fit screw driver and don't overtighten. May solve to problem.

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Jul 1, 2018 11:05:18 #

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Flash acting up, any suggestions?

Good suggestion, thank you.

JD750 wrote:

Sounds like a hardware problem. You’ll should not get flashes, mini or otherwise, while merely carrying the camera.

Can you borrow another flash and see if it still does that with the other flash mounted to your camera? If it does it’s probably a camera malfunction. If not then your flash has likely malfunctioned.

Maybe time to contact Nikon support?

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