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<blockquote data-quote="jtgraphics" data-source="post: 569907" data-attributes="member: 40404">I'm not sure if I can be of any help but have a few questions or suggestions,I have a D100 still in my bag, great camera for it's times.As&nbsp; far as using an 8GB card it could be an issue since at the time the&nbsp; D100 came out 1GB cards were quite new then also, I suggest you try a&nbsp; 1GB or smaller card just to test write speed.And as for the shutter taking long what mode are you shooting it on? About the only time I've ever had something like that is when the camera is not in focus it will not trip the shutter.If&nbsp; you are in C mode try it in S mode so that when you press the shutter&nbsp; it locks focus and press to shoot. In C mode if the lens is hunting for&nbsp; focus it will not take the shot till it lock in this could be the lag&nbsp; you are having. If it is that issue could be a couple of things body or&nbsp; lens.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jtgraphics, post: 569907, member: 40404"] I'm not sure if I can be of any help but have a few questions or suggestions, I have a D100 still in my bag, great camera for it's times. As far as using an 8GB card it could be an issue since at the time the D100 came out 1GB cards were quite new then also, I suggest you try a 1GB or smaller card just to test write speed. And as for the shutter taking long what mode are you shooting it on? About the only time I've ever had something like that is when the camera is not in focus it will not trip the shutter. If you are in C mode try it in S mode so that when you press the shutter it locks focus and press to shoot. In C mode if the lens is hunting for focus it will not take the shot till it lock in this could be the lag you are having. If it is that issue could be a couple of things body or lens. [/QUOTE]

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