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D500
D500 Low-Battery Autofocus Issue
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<blockquote data-quote="hark" data-source="post: 635294" data-attributes="member: 13196"><p>I don't have a D500 so can't give you any firsthand advice; however, when I went to clean the sensor on my former D600, I couldn't get the mirror to lock up. The battery was <em>almost</em> at 50%. I even asked on here about it. Then when looking through the camera manual, I read where there needs to be <em>at least</em> a 50% battery charge, or it won't lock up. </p><p></p><p>My guess is the D500 uses more RAM than lesser powerful Nikon bodies. And the discrepancy between your battery having 5% vs lokatz's 1% might have more to do with differences in settings between your camera body and his/hers. My guess is some settings may require more RAM than others--size of your RAW files, whether you're in manual mode, aperture, or shutter priority, etc <em>might</em> play into how much usable power is really available.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hark, post: 635294, member: 13196"] I don't have a D500 so can't give you any firsthand advice; however, when I went to clean the sensor on my former D600, I couldn't get the mirror to lock up. The battery was [I]almost[/I] at 50%. I even asked on here about it. Then when looking through the camera manual, I read where there needs to be [I]at least[/I] a 50% battery charge, or it won't lock up. My guess is the D500 uses more RAM than lesser powerful Nikon bodies. And the discrepancy between your battery having 5% vs lokatz's 1% might have more to do with differences in settings between your camera body and his/hers. My guess is some settings may require more RAM than others--size of your RAW files, whether you're in manual mode, aperture, or shutter priority, etc [I]might[/I] play into how much usable power is really available. [/QUOTE]
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