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Currently I am not running a Linux OS on any of my PC's, but I historically have used Ubuntu a lot. I am moving away from the Nikon NX software in recent months. I pretty much stick to open-source projects that originated in Linux repositories. I am using DigiKam once again for importing...

Wow, that gecko always appears so outgoing and personable in the insurance commercials!

I had seen the "bullet" photo on Sunday and I admit I instantly wanted to know what camera took that photo. I agree with Jared Polin in that the one photo of the fist pump under the flag is going to win a Pulitzer, but the bullet photo is going to live on for the ages in a semi-morbid way...

I guess I should say "unsupported" instead of obsolete. Give downloading the utility a try and see if it runs on your version iOS. Then follow the directions I copied.

From the S3700 Reference Manual page 101 (still available online at Nikon) Do you have Nikon Wireless Mobile Utility installed on your iPhone? It is obsolete for a number of years now.

Welcome! If I don't know an answer I at least can offer a dumb look for free. :D

Welcome! All of us above a critical age are old film guys.:giggle:(y)

Hopefully Adobe continues to add a hidden, hard to find privacy setting in future upgrades. They like to turn evil every couple of years.

Well a user manual tells you what you need. Then the reference manual tells you all that you need! LOL

I have film prints of those kind of clouds from 3 decades ago. It was also at sunset with the orange-pink color.

I feared this was the case. May your soul be at peace Brent. I learned a bit about him trying to track down his email and phone. A retired engineer who worked on designing cruise missiles during his career.

Is this connection by Bluetooth or by WiFi?

You are set at AF-S which will only set focus once at AF-on button activation. You need to be on AF-C (continuous focus adjustment) or AF-A (auto selection of modes). Then the 3D will become an option.

Off the top of my head: 1. Something dangling down in front of the lens. 2. Mirror is not lifting up fully.

Exposure is a triangle. A balance of lens opening (f-stop), shutter speed, and sensitivity to the light (ISO) must be found for good exposure. With the tiny f-22 aperture, the photo needs a lot more light. It either means slower shutter speed or higher ISO, or both. Each setting has...

I only have limited experience with a much older version of your 18-55mm lens, and none with the 18-300mm. But here's a Ken Rockwell review of the 18-300mm. He does not use any scientific method or anything, just shoots with the gear and tells it as he sees it. Here is an excerpt regarding the...

Didn't get out much due to being sick more than half the month. Only a few photos to pick from.

So yes, what you really appear to be complaining about is Depth Of Field (commonly just DOF). Some of the stuff in the photos are in focus, but it is impossible to get it all in focus from that distance at that focal range. This can be pretty easy to get most of the things in focus with a...

By "closeup", what I mean is pointing the lens at an object about a foot away. Nothing is in focus !! And that is exactly the point. You cannot bring that lens that close to your subject. It cannot focus that closely. Unless you assist it with the macro extension tubes. If I can't figure out...

Clovis has this covered, I just will back up what he said. In plain English, all lenses have a minimum focus distance, closer than that and only blurred images. To get closer you can... Use a macro lens that has a much closer minimum focus distance. Most expensive option. Look at Nikon Micro...