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Hi all, I am having trouble finding out how to add lens correction profiles to Lightroom 6 (perpetual). So far I have downloaded the adobe lens profile downloader 1.0.1 and updated it. The D750 isn't even listed in the camera type list? I found a profile for the D700 24-120mm f/4 II which...

Long exposure in my back garden on Sat night :-)

Hi all, was out with my ND10 doing some long exposures and got this purple band through the middle of all the images. I know that this is light leak from not covering the viewfinder (I found that I didn't need to on my old D7000) so I didn't bother on my D7100, big mistake. I've got about 30...

Okay I was out shooting the moon late a couple of days ago and am now only putting the files through LR. The normal ratio is 6000x4000 but the camera changed to 6000x3368 then back to 6000x4000 for one shot then back to 6000x3368 for ten shots and it is now back to 6000x4000. The dx1.3 crop mode...

Went down the local river last night with the plan to get a long exposure of the Space Station pass over and an Iridium Flare in the same shot. I was hoping to get the ISS coming over the horizon but someone was Lamping across the river ( blue light lower right) and kept shining the light...

Hi all, I have had the D7100 for about a month now and have just only had some clear night sky's here in the UK. The moon was looking good so I mounted my Sigma 150-500mm and went out to shoot the moon. Was shooting in Manual with the same settings that I usually use, put the camera into...

Just trying to add to the world of December tonight, I can write my msg but soon as I click on the insert photo button the whole page gets greyed out and stays like that forever. Never had this happen before. All other internet sites working great. Help

The king of meteor showers peaks tonight with upto 120 brightly coloured meteors per hour in a dark location. So if you have clear skies it be worth a look outside. Best viewed after midnight but with clouds coming in later I'm heading out earlier. Last year I saw a big fireball cover nearly the...

Hello all, I am trying to stop notifications to threads sending me an E-mail every time there is another post/like. I have gone into My Settings> General Settings> Default Thread Subscription Mode and changed this from Instantly using E-mail to Through my control panel only, but I am still...

After the death of my D7000 I thought I would have a look at what's inside. A hell of a lot.... So much electronics packed into small space's. Wouldn't like to put it all back together again. A new D7100 will be arriving soon :-)

There must be an easier way to wet clean a sensor?

Hello all, After the death of my beloved D7000 ( repair bill quote from Nikon of £577 for shutter replacement) I am thinking of getting the D7100 instead. I do a lot of night photography and the ISO limit @ f2.8 30 sec exposure was 800. Anything above this was too noisy for my liking. Will I see...

Hello all, After dropping my D7000 I'm pretty sure that my shutter on my D7000 has just failed. ERR is blinking on the LCD. When you take a picture with no lens attached I can see the mirror raise but the shutter does not move. Here is the last photo and now it won't take anymore...

A few shots from my bedroom from last Thursday's lightning storm :D

Parhelia or sundogs at Fistral a few nights ago. Reflections off ice crystals in the atmosphere 22' from the sun :-)

Low level pass over of the International Space Station last night at 11pm down The Gannel. Even at this time is was still quite light. It was a very still night and the wake you can see in the water was from Stand Up Paddleboarders out at that time.

A double Iridium flare from my back garden on Friday night

The ISS passing over a local river. 16 x 10 secs images stacked. The reason why expensive is in the title is on the walk back, I slipped on some rocks and the lens took a bashing. Goodbye Sigma 10-20mm RIP.

Last night after 30 minutes of the sun setting below the horizon, another sun got projected through the clouds. It started off as a full sun and then continued to set like a normal sun. I only live 3 minutes walk from this view so tend to pop up often for the sunsets, but I have never seen...

Jupiter is the bright object nearly bang on the line of the ISS pass. It was an early pass over, hence the blue colour of the sky still.