Greg Gebhardt
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Let the users vote. Overall, are you happy with your CP5700?
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Greg Gebhardt
Jacksonville, Florida
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Nikon 5700 USERS! Do you like your camera YES! or NO!
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Tom Weber2
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Chris34075
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Robert Scoble
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Robert Scoble
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Sorry, I should have changed the title of my message.
Flying Burrito
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Greg Gebhardt
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Greg Gebhardt
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Thats OK, we will count that as a double yes. I have seen your images, I know you are enjoying your 5700. I would still like to visit the Nappa Valley
Greg Gebhardt
Jacksonville, Florida
Steve Yankovich
Well-known member
Ya sure, but please someone make a forum for happy Nikon 5700 owners so that all the threads are about great pictures and getting more out of the camera and associated gear! argh! Am I the only one that find many of these threads tiresome?
Bert_Fud
Active member
Agostino De Marco
Well-known member
Lots of small niggles but overall - Yes
HipHapa
Well-known member
Jim K53618
Senior Member
Having more fun with the 5700 then any human should be allowed to have : ))
Every Camera Has Short Comings,
some camera's fall short of coming!
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Every Camera Has Short Comings,
some camera's fall short of coming!
Carmen Towles
Senior Member
Russell Garner
Leading Member
Yes. There is one main thing I want to see improved, but I suspect you know what that is
I've written to Nikon with a practical algorithmic suggestion for those circumstances where you can't achieve focus lock. In the meantime I've found that when you're unable to attain lock, rotating the camera 90 degrees will usually do the trick (turning edges into verticals, which the AF system seems to like). Of course, you then have to rotate back, and by that time you've missed your shot, but hey ... at least I'm trying.
Robert Scoble
Leading Member
I'm going to Lake Tahoe this weekend and looking forward to getting some good images.
So far I've used it to mostly take snapshots. The family is very impressed.
Greg Gebhardt
Forum Pro
--Yes. There is one main thing I want to see improved, but I suspect
you know what that is
I've written to Nikon with a practical algorithmic suggestion for
those circumstances where you can't achieve focus lock. In the
meantime I've found that when you're unable to attain lock,
rotating the camera 90 degrees will usually do the trick (turning
edges into verticals, which the AF system seems to like). Of
course, you then have to rotate back, and by that time you've
missed your shot, but hey ... at least I'm trying.
I hope come to a resolution.
As you can see, most are VERY happy with their CP5700.
Good Luck
Greg Gebhardt
Jacksonville, Florida
Greg Gebhardt
Forum Pro
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Thanks Carmen, YOU are the person who is getting the filter thing fixed!
THANKS
Greg Gebhardt
Jacksonville, Florida[/S]
Ricard107671
Member
I am absolutelly pleased with it.
And thanx to this great forum I've just discovered that I can also make IR pictures (see http://bermangraphics.com/coolpix/4500/5700infrared.htm , thank you very much, Larry Berman). Tomorrow I'll go find the 88A filter!
IR pictures was one of the points that made me doubt between 5700 and F707. By the way, in Spain Sony's F707 is a little more expensive than nikon's 5700. I can't believe the prices I see for F707 in the USA!
Bye!
Ricard
Girona
And thanx to this great forum I've just discovered that I can also make IR pictures (see http://bermangraphics.com/coolpix/4500/5700infrared.htm , thank you very much, Larry Berman). Tomorrow I'll go find the 88A filter!
IR pictures was one of the points that made me doubt between 5700 and F707. By the way, in Spain Sony's F707 is a little more expensive than nikon's 5700. I can't believe the prices I see for F707 in the USA!
Bye!
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Ricard
Girona
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