Recent content by hark

Did you try what @Needa suggested? It's kind of an electrical reset. When I was out in a snow squall, the shutter button stopped autofocusing. Back button focus worked fine though. Eventually I decided to give those directions a try, and it resolved my camera's issue (it was a D7200 body).

Some members are uploading photos that are much larger than jdeg requests. And when that happens, sometimes it takes those images a while to load. Coupled with internet speeds that might not be as fast as some others, it can affect how fast a page loads. I've run into myself here a few times.

It has the sensor of the D500 so certainly it isn't a slouch! Have fun with your D7500.

I don't have that camera body, but is the focus point locked? My Nikon DSLR bodies have a switch for L on the back which will lock the focus point no matter how much I press the arrow keys to move it.

I don't have that particular trigger, but check to see if there is a distance setting for the trigger. I believe it's if the camera is 1 meter away and greater or less than 1 meter. It's a known issue if the setting is incorrect. Question for you ... does the trigger take batteries? If so, you...

A friend just texted me this link to get ON1 NoNoise 2024 free through today only. There is an option to purchase ON1 Photo RAW 2026 for $49.99 which is to own it outright according to their info (these aren't subscription based software). Who has used them? Your thoughts on how well they work...

Sunday I ate dinner at the Langhorne Hotel for the first and last time. Sadly this historic building is slated to be sold (although not sure to whom). Since I've been enjoying photographing historic buildings this year, I went on Wednesday and took a few photos. But the sky wasn't as nice as I'd...

Not one that is a right angle. I might wind up getting the Tether Tools one. But before I do, I'm looking at clamps. There is a way to clamp the cable to keep it from getting pulled out of the camera.

Congratulations @Peter7100, @Needa, and @KarendeBruyne!

Thanks for this! I appreciate the info. :)

I really liked the perspective of this one shot with an ultra wide angle lens. Tried to use perspective distortion to my advantage.

Thanks. I will look into this more tomorrow sine it's already after midnight here. I'm looking for a USB-C connector so maybe they will have what I need.

I've shot through chain link fences before with telephoto lenses but never thought about using a slow shutter speed. Great info! Thanks for sharing it.

For where it connects to the camera body. I've heard the right angle ones tend to last longer and don't cause some of the issues created by the straight plug-ends.

Thanks, @BF Hammer. Yesterday I sent an email to Tether Tools expecting it would take a while for them to respond. But surprisingly they got back to me today. And like you said, they don't offer a right angle cord at this time. My iPad Pro has the USB-C port on it which is why I'd want that...