Mako2011

All the current gen Nikon DX bodies are pretty comparable in terms of noise...and one stop behind FX bodies at higher ISO's How often do you need that high a shutter speed?  What subject? That's ...

The range is -3 to +1 EV. That's normal for all Nikon pop-up flashes. In practical terms...the way Nikon iTTL-BL works....No real difference from the Canon Sony range Sync speed with the pop-up is ...

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And to clear the pause...you need to fully release the shutter release button and start again...or you won't be able to take another shot (or bracket set) May or may not. Green light is only ...

...again.  you can test PM me

See the note associated with bracketing at the bottom of page 201 in the manual.  You have to reset to start shooting again. I think that may be what you were seeing as interference when shooting I ...

Did you actually have bracketing enabled by mistake? Sounds like a1 was set to "focus".  Be sure you had it set right and confirmed by pressing "OK" in the menu if it applies That is how it works M ...

....be able to now

It's a fine lens...with a bit of lens flare. Most all lenses will show some lens flare under different circumstances. Lots of ways to control it: https://www.google.com/search?q=controlling+lens+fl ...

You simply use a good micro cloth and fluid designed for lenses and clean the front and back elements. Not saying that will fix it...just something that might.  Dust free is a plus but zoom lenses ...

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May just be internal lens reflection then. Also make sure the outer and inner most lens elements are clean

Are you talking about the reflections in the dark are below the sun as the problem? Do you have a filter of some kind attached?

Are you getting a  error message? If so, what is it?

It actually dopes but the shutter shock is slight and often not noticeable unless you really know were/how to look.  Mirror slap is about the same as other Nikon FX bodies.....But easy to mitigate ...

Will have no noticeable affect on sharpness or focus Can affect sharpness and each camera model will have a different worse case shutter speed/setup.  An easy thing to mitigate via shooting ...

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You should be able to now

No...he's a snapshooter (with a few rare exceptions) and admits to it often. Nothing wrong with that but he's not really a "photographer". He "publishes" most of his "reviews" before the ...

Only problem is that most of his reviews are done on bodies that haven't been released. He's not a photographer and much of his advice....isn't good/related to/for photography. Great for other ...