Mako2011

That only applied to a single cell under specific situations and is not reflective of the actual practical DR of the Eye system. General consensus often relies on context Another take: https://wolf ...

I was replying to a post about the EOS R... that info may apply to the R5 as well Yep...same as in the EOS R?

No mistake according to the documentation.  Spot metering is limited to the center but evaluative metering does bias the AF point so gets you close

According to the manual spot metering is limited to the center and is not linked to the AF point. 1D series can link to AF point (artificial segmentation) Link "Spot metering: Center spot metering ...

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I've seen this before...there is a string or word or link that the system doesn't allow. To find out which, in the past I have sent it one or two sentences at a time till I found the problem. Sorry ...

Could be it's too long or contains a word/string that's not allowed.  Any error message?

No issues here.  You mat want to try re-booting and re-logging in

Just pointing out the retina has a much higher practical DR than the 6.5 f-stops you suggested. The 6.5 only applies to a single cone/rod under specific settings.  The DR of the retina is actually ...

That only applies to the individual rod/cone cells and not the entire visual system. The DR of the human eye system is not limited to the DR measurement of a single cone cell on a bright sunny ...

Does on My D7XXX bodies in Auto exposure mode. I don't have a D7100 though...so your work around might do the trick temporarily in M, A, S, P and Auto as well

You will still get and see the Pre-flashes in that mode though.  They won't affect anything regards the shot (as is the case now with the flash down)...but just like now the flash will still be ...

Does this only happen when he's shooting in "green" auto exposure mode that is supposed to pop up the flash when the camera thinks it's needed?  If so, a work around might be to avoid that ...

TIME-LAPSE MOVIE mode doesn't work: in Live-View When bracketing is on when High Dynamic Range is on when multiple exposures is on when the interval timer is active if memory card is full an HDMI ...

...as personal attacks became the norm

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....for numerous uncivil posts by many members

That looks like when you dropped it the mirror mechanism that raises the mirror for a shot or for Liveview...was damaged.  Or may be one of the shutter blades that open for Liveview or an exposure ...

In the past we have found the DPR comparison tool doesn't always work well for this kind of comparison.  You often get a very different result when you simply download the associated RAW files and ...

I'm not sure that's the case. For example: "In general, the finer the pixel pitch and/or resolution of a sensor , the fewer instances of moiré should be rendered. This is logical, since a “coarse” ...