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Mine is working fine on my Z7II... But I'm a pretty big person so it doesn't present a problem... I carry it with a fairly long shoulder strap... Smaller people may find it a bit unbalanced and/ front heavy though... The problem is, "you don't know what you don't know"... If you put one of the...

Cindy... You can open images/files on your computer with your browser... File/Open File in the menu upper left... and if you have the NEF Codex installed, it'll open Nikon files in your browser

Well, let's see... There's Preview and the Menu - Tools/Inspector shows some data Then there's an app called Raw RightAway that shows what you want simply by selecting a NEF file and tapping the space bar And there's "EXIF Viewer" as a Browser Extension...

link to examples Wix... it's free

Which Focus Stacking software are you using to do the stacking?

RAW editors have exponentially increased in performance and disk space/speed has increased while costs have exponentially decreased since this thread was started... RAW gives you a greater dynamic range for editing than JPEG... Earlier sizes and costs were trade-offs...that's no longer true...

I don't generally use it, except for the one or two instances to see something like the focus point of an image... I use Lightroom and have for over a decade...

Free Nikon Software

@Marilynne You can goto Preferences in your acct settings (upper right) and change the color profiles for the forum until you find one that Highlights Links... It's the first one in Preferences/ called Style

Thank you...

Another option is to keep your eye out on eBay for that lens being sold "for parts only"... I saw one yesterday for <$50.00 but it basically had the same problem as your lens so that wouldn't help for that one... because it sounded like it failed the same way... would work fine in manual mode...

I don't think Picture Control is what you think it is. Let's backup a bit and explain a few terms and concepts. RAW files are exactly that, RAW DATA... You cannot "see" a RAW image. It is tpure data. When you take a picture, the camera saves the RAW data to the memory, and as a Preview of...

I'm hazy on what you're trying to do... What do you mean by "PC option" to save settings??? Nikon uses "Picture Controls"... to save exposure and various settings... and external software "reads" those settings... Don't forget, you're dealing with a RAW data sensor... The camera captures RAW...

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Start by doing a reset... There are two GREEN dots on the top of your camera... one on each side, near a button, and/or on/in the button... Turn the camera ON, and hold the two green buttons down while watching the LCD screen on the top... It'll blink when it is reset... Then try your LV again.

My Bad... Just trying to help out with some activity... :ROFLMAO: No That's a '54 TF... Maybe I should post the other pic.s of that car???