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<blockquote data-quote="Falcon1" data-source="post: 48153" data-attributes="member: 9117">Hi James,&nbsp; I didn't have much time to fill in my profile but I will do that.&nbsp; My name is Stefan and I come from Iceland,&nbsp; I was one of the first to get D7k in Iceland.&nbsp; Probably won't do that mistake again,&nbsp; that is to be one of the first.I need to go over my photographs I made soon after I got the camera because I don't think it was this right from the start but has rather become worse and worse.&nbsp; However,&nbsp; I will need to analyse that further.What has make me quite angry is how these issues seem to be handled by Nikon (not at all) or other people which were more lucky than us who got bad copies.&nbsp; People who got good copy just don't believe the problems or simple write them off as user error.It took me weeks to accept that my copy was bad,&nbsp; probably I should have quit testing after few days but due to the discussions online I kept going testing.&nbsp; Which were obviously waste of time!I will post photographs here - thankfully I didn't need to throw all photos taken by D7k but the throw away are probably around 50-60% due to the issues.If my D7k will come back repaired then you will maybe see new photos... but I will probably be without next 3 weeks because of these problems.Like I have said,&nbsp; D7k can deliver super-sharp photographs when it works properly.&nbsp; So it is not all complaining from me. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Falcon1, post: 48153, member: 9117"] Hi James, I didn't have much time to fill in my profile but I will do that. My name is Stefan and I come from Iceland, I was one of the first to get D7k in Iceland. Probably won't do that mistake again, that is to be one of the first. I need to go over my photographs I made soon after I got the camera because I don't think it was this right from the start but has rather become worse and worse. However, I will need to analyse that further. What has make me quite angry is how these issues seem to be handled by Nikon (not at all) or other people which were more lucky than us who got bad copies. People who got good copy just don't believe the problems or simple write them off as user error. It took me weeks to accept that my copy was bad, probably I should have quit testing after few days but due to the discussions online I kept going testing. Which were obviously waste of time! I will post photographs here - thankfully I didn't need to throw all photos taken by D7k but the throw away are probably around 50-60% due to the issues. If my D7k will come back repaired then you will maybe see new photos... but I will probably be without next 3 weeks because of these problems. Like I have said, D7k can deliver super-sharp photographs when it works properly. So it is not all complaining from me. :) [/QUOTE]

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