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How bright are we talking? I'm usually indoors, normal room lighting. I wouldn't get a number using AF-S, variation is way too high. I would have thought letting it try until it's happy would give ...

One thing I've noticed over the years: (1) if I have lens A&B, and cam 1 & 2 (2) Say lens A is +5, B is +6 on cam1 (3) If I test ...

Firstly, this is how you're SUPPOSED to do it: https://nps.nikonimaging.com/technical_solutions/d850_tips/useful/auto_af_fine-tuning/ https://onlinemanual.nikonimglib.com/d850/en/18_menu_guide_06_0 ...

The 300 ones were cool cuz you can select options from the excel. I guess nobody had time to do that nowadays. I'll just use the simple one then.

nah I don't want some 'pro settings', I want to design my own. It's just too many to do right in cam.

I found a spreadsheet at http://fullstopbooks.com/ that just has the list of items. That's not what I had before. It had drop downs on each setting so you could see what options are on each one. It ...

Does a D850 setting spreadsheet exist, where you can plan all your settings and the stupid ABCD banks? I had one from back in the D300 era, just tabs and lines so I can plan out what to set up on ...

Well with any that's not rubber. That's the reason I'm looking for rubber wheels. With hard plastic I can't turn it easily quickly, it's a slow press & turn.

Do you find the plastic wheel you have to press in a little to rotate, as it doesn't grip your fingers. Or maybe it's just too tight when new?

It sounds interesting. I guess my D800 OEM lasted what 8 years so the $600 cost ver that time... But I don't do high fps or anything super. I shoot slowly, portraits, the grip is just to help hold ...

That would be amazing! Interestingly, if you have a D5, for what purpose do you use the D850? This sounds like a nightmare! I wouldn't know what to do.

Yes, I've looked through all of those and while there are some talking about rubber coated wheels and "getting back to us" when their grip arrives, seems they didn't get back! I've got a NO on ...

I am not in US, and the stock shortage seems to have given opportunistic listings for the grip. I wouldn't buy it again. I'd go no grip rather than spend that much.

The wheel on your D850 body is rubber. The wheel on many 3rd party grips is hard plastic. I know the Mcoplus & Vello are plastic.

The wheel on your D850 body is rubber. The wheel on many 3rd party grips is hard plastic. You can flick the wheel and feel it CLICK 3 times = 1 stop, yet you look at the screen and it's only moved ...

Do they exist? I've used various brands before the D850. WIth I think it must have been the D300, the Pixels had a rubber wheel. With the D800, none of the 3rd party grips worked properly, so I ...

I used to use various 3rd party grips for all my cameras. Until the D800, when I tried 4 different brands and none of them worked properly. I wondered if anyone using D850 Generic Grips could ...