I have read quite a bit about the Nikon d7500 on-line & keep seeing it referred to as a “junior “ version of the d500, with not a lot of difference in specs, plus it has the built in flash that the d500 does not. D500 has 2card slots versus 1 on the d7500. Not sure if that makes much difference. But definitely a difference in price. My 7000 has 2 slots, but my 5000 series cameras only have one. I am not one that shoots 100’s of photos in a day so that has not been an issue. Thoughts & experiences with the d7500 fellow UHH’ers?

This is a weird one. I noticed this when using Lightroom, but it's almost undetectable. As I move my eyes from the image to the right panel, what I would describe as a faint gray cloud moves slowly from right to left. When I look back at the image, the cloud moves slowly from left to right. What made me notice this oddity was my difficulty in seeing the changes the sliders made. Since I would move a slider and then shift my eyes, that cloud momentarily blocked my view by a tiny bit.

I never noticed it in any other situation, so it's not a major problem. I see my eye doctor in October. If it gets worse, I'll go sooner.

Started to go balmy during the lull in the pandemic in October. So we took a family trip to ride the Cass Scenic Railroad in Cass, WV to Bald Knob. A 4 hour trip with a provided box lunch in open railway cars. The weather did not cooperate. It was cold, rainy, and very foggy with no views. On the way to Cass, we went through the small town of Durbin. In the center of Durbin, we noticed a steam train depot. From the looks of the depot, it seemed that Durbin tried to be a copy of the Cass railroad model but without success. As we drove through the town center we noticed several steam locomotives off to the right under a full head of steam. We stopped and spent a half-hour taking pictures. These snapshots, (no art here), were taken with my trusty P-900 my go-to, all in one, vacation camera. The buildings photographed are right on the main street through Durbin. Not sure if I would stay in the hotel. The last photo shows the town's attempt to copy the Cass model.