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Bright Angel wrote: When you use a TS lens for panoramic photography you have to try (e.g. with a macro rail) to move/shift the camera and not the lens (keep the lens stationary). Regards! Juergen

Still no Exposure Bracketing with more than 1 EV steps. :-( Regards, Juergen

First Real World Field Test: NEW Nikon D7100 & AF-S Nikon 80-400mm (Scott Kelby) Regards!Juergen

Sadly not true, at least in Europe it's the same new policy. :-(And without a worldwide policy they would have the problem of re-imports.RegardsJuergen

It would be very interesting if you could also compare with FoCal results, it should be possible to use the same pictures with FoCal manual mode.RegardsJuergen

Just curious, why is the EXIF data in the picture telling a completely different story (Nikon D2x, captured in 2009, 1/800s, 32mm)?RegardsJuergen

Can you please describe your problem with the first (early) Pixel grip?Thanks and best regards!Juergen

Thanks for sharing these great landscapes, this trip must be a lot of fun!Regards Juergen

This is exactly what I don't understand, it would be so handy to have the angle in the EXIF data. No more looking for vertical/horizontal lines in the picture, only one click and the picture would...

Actually I would love to do the adjustments (fine tune) myself, but the implementation is just to basic to be of real help most of the time, especially with zoom-lenses (Canon offers at least two...

No, they are not the same, the black "Eneloop XX" are different (IMO better) LSD (Low Self Discharge) cells with 2500 mAh capacity.Regards Juergen

Dear Oscar,actually I think it's a very positive outcome that you had already forgotten this service episode.I can still remember my first visit to the local Nikon service 30 years ago (with my F2)...

Quality wise I don't think so, but the DSTE grip seems to be a closer duplicate of the MB-D12, at least in the outer and inner physical dimension.I've seen close up photos of the DSTE grip, which...

You mean the camera grip (not the battery grip), right?If you scratch there (near the FN button) with your fingernails you hear the thin plastic they used to cover the body. :-(Regards Juergen

I think Jim is referring to the "Strange mark on mirror of D800" thread: http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1021&message=41488662 If you have bought the grip from China (Ebay) you...

No own experience - still waiting for delivery, but this sounds like there are contact problems (short disruptions) in the electrical connection between the camera an the grip - not very good....

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Indeed?I'm under the impression that VR helps the AF, as it helps to keep the AF sensor steady on the subject.Regards Juergen

Yes, indeed.It's a shame that Nikon seems to think $3000 for the body is not enough for such a simple (but convenient) feature.Regards Juergen

This makes perfectly sense, there is mechanical vignetting of the lens tube (build in shade) if you stop down - remember its a DX lens.Regards Juergen