I have Windows 8.1 and 12 GB RAM
I'm a little disappointed at UHH responses here; I have received a bounty of useful information, something useful almost every day. Several of these answers here are seemingly condescending. Some responders appear annoyed at the questions. I am a real estate agent, used to own a camera store. As an agent, I always would rather someone asked their question, than later say: " I wish I had asked you." People ask questions because they don't know the answer.
Have a PC with Windows 8 - anyone else suffering from this same problem ?
I have responded to this before; I bought a Wasabi charger and batteries from Amazon for $ 20 or so; I buy them all the time for my D7100, D600, and various point and shoot cameras I have / have had. They work great ! Have used them for several years without seemingly suffering any adverse effects.
knock off, I am sure; I think I noticed the Nikon part on-line; don't remember exactly, but, I think it was a lot more ( like $ 8.99 or something ); doesn't matter; my door is secure ( and, there is a spring clip that holds the battery in )
I took my Nikon D7100 out of my bag one day and found the battery door missing; repair service on-line wanted $85 to fix it; went to Amazon, found a door for $ 2.99, had it in a few days; it popped on - good to go !
I have bought Wasabi charger / battery sets for my D7100, SOny a6000, and various point and shoots; really inexpensive, and seem to work great !
go to snapsort.com; you can put in any two cameras at a time and get great comparative analyses of them
more worried about the barrel / pincushion / soft corners that is referred to on all the wide angle lenses; my aim is nothing more than a great picture; won't enlarge to more than 16x20, if that, in most instances.
headed for Mykonos and Santorini islands off Greece; after reading reviews of various 10-24, and 11-16 etc. lenses am
not sure any of them are good. any consensus on what would be the best option ? I have an 18-300 DX I use on my Nikon D7100
CANYONLANDS - go to Dead Horse Point: go out onto the rocks safely and look and photograph down the view of the Goose Neck and 1800 ft drop; go into town and try to get a jeep ride in the back areas;
Go across the street to ARCHES National Park - enough said
Anyone have a recommendation for one ( portable backup ) where I can slip in an SD card & backup, short of carrying around my laptop?
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they are Wasabi, like in the response from another person on UHH
I have a generic charge and generic batteries I bought on Amazon, and, they have served me wll