Peter in Canberra

update bought a SanDisk Extreme Pro reader today (wanted one for  while anyway) transferred from the SD card - view in Windows Explorer, jpegs look OK, open in Capture NX-D, voila banding appeared ...

thanks all for your comments. I have been absorbed by other cares over the last days ... but grabbed another (cheap) card reader and re-downloaded from that SD card. Still got the banding in ...

I still have the version on the left. I actually like it 'ergonomically' - barrel and zoom ring are nice size to hold. I've tried the new ones (VR-2 and AF-P) in store and find them a bit ...

... it's always dangerous coming to these forums to ask about gear upgrades ... :-)

Last night I transferred some shots (RAW + jpeg, D7200) from (genuine SanDisk) SD card via card reader to my laptop simply using Windows. In Windows explorer the thumbnails looked normal. Opened ...

not crazy. if that is the lens that works for you, it works. I have 18-105 (D7200 is my most modern body) and reckon it is still a great convenience lens.

+1 D7200 is a nice camera. I think for the price you pay it is worth having the kit 'standard zoom' around. Small and light and (fairly) versatile. Get it and play around first. which 18-55 is in ...

the last of the high speed flash sync but not CCD sensors (unless you meant the 6 MP specifically) - the D40x, D60 and D3000 all had a 10MP CCD sensor (same one as in the D80 and D200 I think)

My first thought was to try another SD card. Can't hurt to try.

I just bought a used D60 body tonight for $50 :-) Everything appears to work, and I have re-added CCD sensor to my little collection. (sentimental as well as it was the model I started with)

kind of depressing reading this. I can imagine lot's of reasons actually. First one being it might be what one has and is all one can afford. Second one being it is still a capable camera.

I like the wider angle one. And very nice subject. The shot makes it look like the castle is almost suspended in mid-air.

very nice, thanks. I started with D60 too (my son has it now) and I did like that camera.

yes, Rudy Pohl shared some great bird images here. And if I recall he was very impressed with the D7200. (pre 7500 of course but he could make the 7200 sing).

one of the bride/groom party? :-)

I have a 2nd hand SB-600 which I have found to work well on D7200 (& D3300, D90, D60 as well). Have had no issues and while I haven't forensically studied the battery life it seems more than ...

and yes, I am very conscious that these are/were my subjective experience :-)

I guess from your original post that you were happy with the ergonomics of the D7500. Main point is reiterating frequent advice on this and other forums - handle the candidate bodies to see which ...

thanks. I don't remember if I ever previously tried this with the 50 1.8g. As for all the other lenses I tried on the D3300 they behaved as you describe (too) I am left with the conclusion that it ...

A question for anyone who has a D3300 and the AF-S 50mm f1.8 just noticed that for this lens with manual focus set in Aperture priority I can only see the Rangefinder (with arrows left / right) ...