Hi. I'm new to the group and hope I can ask my question so that you understand what I'm saying. I have a new Nikon D500 - and I noticed when I download the raw and jpeg photos to the computer, the raw show only 72DPI and the jpeg are 300 DPI. I have both set to capture large pixel size and the jpeg in large/fine.
When I open them in lR or PS - the raw change to 240 dpi and the jpeg remain at 300 dpi. Can I do something to change my raw to 300 dpi? I like to make prints in either 11X14 or 16 X 20. I'll attempt to attach a raw and jpeg unprocessed so you can see what I mean. The one shown is the jpeg. The attached file download is the raw.

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How big is the learning curve going from a PC to a Mac?

Looks like an alien - nice click

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I upgraded to the D500 -my D7000 is still a useful tool in my toolbox - use it when I don't need the speed of the D500. Having two different cameras for different situations is never a bad idea. It depends upon what you are clicking, and how much you can afford.

Where can you purchase pre-glued gatorboard?

Where would you find the pre-glued gatorboard?

You mean it's not normal to start your computer, walk away for an hour for it to load before using?

I use a Sigma 10-20mm on my Nikon cameras. It's a great landscape without fisheye lens. Also great indoors in crowds when you cant step back far enough.

To capture that awesome click in such a stressful time - just inspiring. Beautiful and imho award winning. Hope all is well

Great place to see the dolphins. The wildlife in that area is spectacular.

If you really want to see hummers, take her to Costa Rica. They have more varieties and are so plentiful you cant count them all.
Been following a long time - first time replying