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Last week I purchased a 5TB WD portable hard drive for my iMac which just arrived. I'm in the process of switching from a PC and have several Windows hard drives. This one was even less last week than it is now...

If the lens works fine and only has haze, the lens should be able to be taken apart and the lens elements cleaned. If Nikon won't do it, there are many camera repair centers worldwide that should be able to help. This is one used by Allen's Camera when I purchased a preowned Nikon 35mm body from...

Thanks, Fred! This is very helpful to know.

I'm still scratching my head going, What's Raw Right Away App? :unsure:

Same here. It's only visible in camera for me.

When you view the images on the back of the screen after taking them, a red square will show the focus point. The square will still be there even if you take a number of pics and go back through them.

I don't have that body, but on my DSLR's, there is an option for the focus point to be illuminated during playback. If you have that option, consider turning it on. I've been surprised with my own where I put a point directly on a face only to have the dot display next to the face on the brush...

When I did my AF calibration, I printed out Steve Perry's chart. The chart is in this link. https://backcountrygallery.com/get-nikons-auto-af-fine-tune-system/

Fantastic image, Woody!

And if you click it a second time, it zooms in! Wow, your bird pic wound up being very easy to see. Thanks for the info, @Dawg Pics!

Me, too. Perhaps the forum doesn't display for everyone exactly the same, but this is what I see. I layered both images into one Photoshop file, and when I cropped, both colors got cropped at the same time. The view with the Nikonites logo has more color at the top due to the logo itself (just...

I'm seeing a dark olive green, not the black that I remember. Anyone else see that color? It's visible on both my calibrated computer and my phone.

Less than 12 hours left to submit anything for this January assignment!

Great image, @nikonbill - congratulations!

Nice shots. When I take falconry photos, I tend to keep my shutter speed at least 1/2000" because I tend to be extremely close to the raptor. When I'm further away, I can usually get away with 1/1600". Are you using Manual Mode with Auto ISO? When I use it, I choose my aperture and shutter...

It looks great and appears to be quite functional. If the plastic parts are a concern, you could always opt to purchase them now. I have two Gitzo tripods ... one aluminum (the one I use the most) and one carbon fiber. Both are series 2 tripods and both have plastic parts. Good luck with it!

Danno, there seems to be an ongoing issue with people not receiving the password reset link. If you are on Facebook, please reach out to our Nikonites page. I can help you through there. Nikonites on Facebook

I've found this works best for wildlife when I shoot, too. Wait ... why are you stating it in meters? :unsure: Are you a UK transplant? 😄

It's probably best suited for real estate and architectural photography where precise leveling is important and where it can be used quickly and often. But it isn't a feature I'd want myself unless it was a need and I earned big bucks. No doubt there is a market for it.

This just showed up in my Facebook news feed today. A Benro self-leveling tripod that hasn't yet hit the market. Do you want a BIG step up from your Bogen Manfrotto? :)