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I haven't told my D300 that there's a D500 so she is still taking good photos ;-) She's still a happy little bunny... Hasn't stopped taking good images just because there is a new model

it's always human error - me in this case.... i reckon setting up the auto-focus with the lens set to manual focus is probably NOT the way to go. sorry everyone but i least i have learnt something ...

af-s which is what the switch is set to is set to "focus" in paramerter a-2

i was wondering if this was not the correct way in macro situations. i don't think i have noticed any issue in normal use. i think i may sat the af tune to zero and try again.

what am i missing? i noticed that a photo of a Chameleon i took was sharper just in front of the focus box as shown by view nx-i (the af tune was set to -2 - from a previos attempt) so i am trying ...

I am not sure but i think view nx will not work with the newer cameras like tge d500 -- D300 Various lens Windows 7 professional 64 bit, I7 quad core, 16GB RAM, SSD

Me it's great -- D300 Various lens Windows 7 professional 64 bit, I7 quad core, 16GB RAM, SSD

D500 Microsite http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/microsite/d500/ At the bottom of the site is a link to a technology-digest file about the D500. chsvimg.nikon.com/lineup/microsite/d500/common/pdf/tec ...

I wondered about speed. in camera there will be some time needed to do the compression but then the smaller files size will transfer into the card faster, and take up less space in the camera ...

Why bother with uncompressed RAW files if compressed RAW files are lossless? The quality should be the same - yes?

Good article. What about a table based on type of use. Pro wedding body ? D810??? Concumer wedding body ? D Pro sports body? Consumer body? Etc.

I assume, as already stated, it's to match the D5 could the D400 have been skipped because it was suppose to match the D4 but because of the flood they had in some of their facilities could the ...

yes. for me anyway. i don't want to spend lots of time trying to fix moire issues so not really a good idea for wedding stuff. as for catching up... can have a 50 mp camera and nikon doesn't so so ...

Thanks for the feedback. So basically the D810 is not the best camera for wedding shoots. Looks like the D750 would be a better choice. What is needed it would appear is a D810 with the AA filter. ...

Wedding & D810??? moiré fringing ??? Does the lack of an AA filter on the D810 make it bad for weddings? Do people see a lot of moiré fringing with this camera? Thanks

Here is the link to the original message; http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/56560372 The line i am refering to is ; VR adds nothing with a 70mm lens. The reason i am asking is, I am cosidering ...

VR usefulness I read in a thread that VR is of little use in a 24 - 70 lens Is this true? if so what is the focal lenght that VR starts to be useful?