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No that's not correct. The intervalometer just uses Bulb mode as a method of process. The intervalometer opens and closes the shutter for you. That's the object of an intervalometer.

You don't have to look at the clock of the Intervalometer. You set it, and then just push the button just like you'd push a shutter button... and the intervalometer manages the time intervals. Phone apps are just simply intervalometers. The application mentioned simply uses the USB port... An...

Sent in my D750 for a Flare Issue and a Shutter issue... They acknowledged receipt and for the Advisory Conditions, and the Cost would be $0. They received it 6/28 and still shows SHOP as status...

That would be correct... It's no longer hosted on TapaTalk... :D

Amazon.com: Green Extreme EN-EL14 EN-EL14a Battery for Nikon D3500, D5600, D5500, D3400, D3300, D5300, D5200, D3200, D3100, D5100, DF DSLR, Coolpix P7700, P7000, P7800, P7100 and MH-24 Charger (Fully Decoded) : Electronics Here's a link... These are made by "Green Cell"... For those that...

Sure, see the link that @Needa posted above. Pretty much covers it... Nikon batteries, and any other OEM's batteries are not unique in any way. There is a plethora of battery makers that make 3rd. party batteries for every battery powered device ever made.

The answer to your question is "Yes."

Ring Light for the win!!! Here's one on Amazon... I have one made by Viltrox that is several years old, and has all the same features as this one.

Your prices are a little high... :)

If you replace the word "blank" in your thread title with the word "shiny" and place the entire title in a google search bar, you'll get a couple hundred videos and tutorials on how to do this.

I just checked my Amazon account. I bought a STK battery for my D610 in Sept/2018... and currently use it in my D810... Both the camera and the Nikon batteries didn't last that long. Here's a partial screen shot of the order...

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I have no less than 5 different film cameras sitting on my desk with film in them... and 2 rolls of exposed film sitting here waiting to go to the processors...

There's a Menu option to "Reset All Settings"... I would remove the battery first.... Then re-insert the battery, and then do the "reset All Settings" menu option and see if that helps

Thanks for the heads up... Seems my D750 has a known shutter issue... It's getting sent back...

@yamarisjohnson Have you raised a support issue with Adobe????? It's almost certainly a video driver issue with Intel Arc's graphics drivers. There are several issues with the Intel Arc's compatibility w/LR being reported on different Reddit subforums... Adobe Lightroom Classic GPU FAQ...

Well.it appears DPReview has been sold, and won't be closing down, but will continue

Well...they're just pushing the envelope a little by moving that 20mm into the 180-600 So the basic trinity becomes the 24-70, 70-180, 180-600.. they're trying ti get that 70-180 user to go for the 180-600

Wow... That went from 50oz. for 70-200 down to 28oz for the 70-180 version. That's a lot. The 180-600 only dropped 10oz. from the 200-500's 80oz.

(38) Nikon 180-600mm First Look Review