Robert Morris

Good luck Chris and Jordan.

I would think that a D7200 or D7500 with the Sigma 18-35mm and 50-100mm F1.8's would do just as well as a D750 with F2.8 glass that a lot of wedding pros seem to use. I will find out this ...

Congrads, Enjoy it, it'd a great camera for sure.

Do I get to play with Jeff's Robo dog?

Well, the part # is right for that particular kit. I never seen a new Nikon come in that type of box. Always Gold and Black with pictures of the camera, lens and Nikon's yellow logo.

Looks like the lens coating has been worn off by being stored with the cap off and rubbing against something abrasive. I have seen some really old ones (20+ yrs) that looked like this from ...

Here's the box my Nikon 1 came in after it was repaired by Nikon.

If you haven't already, do a full reset on the D300. I am always amazed by what that can rectify. RM

I have purchased about 9 Nikon cameras since 2005 and they always came in the gold and black boxes. Do note that none of them were ever sealed or had shrink wrap around the box.

I heard that they are talking to Samsung for the sensor in the X-T3.

I would try a camera reset. You never know with all the electronics inside cameras now a days.

If Nikon replaces the shutter mechanize while refurbishing the camera the shutter count is reset to zero after they test the newly installed one. I sent a D90 in for repair years ago and Nikon ...

Exactly, I have the Nikon T5 and T6 and they are fantastic on the FZ1000 or any thing else I stick them on!

No, You can download them to an SD card and upload them to the custom NPC slots in the camera. Very easy to do just select the slot where you want them to load into and pick the ones you want from ...

You made the right decision, I have more cameras than I know what to do with and the one I use the most is the FZ1000. It's just so easy to take out and shoot with.

Not really. Unless you like the results. NPC is one of the best feature's on Nikon camera's. But you need to really learn and experiment  to use it to it's fullest intent. This link: ...

Yes, Someone answered my inquiry that DPR's site defaults to that speed when none is specified in the file. Good luck with your issue.

SLR Gear, has always been produced by IR. They just rolled the two web-sites into one.

Thanks, did not know that.

Where is the special DX glass?