Sgt Preston
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got it off ebay from charmzone, i was skeptical but i took a chance and it worked out great
D7000 Pics
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You might want to check out Linkdelight in the future. Great prices & better service.
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Sgt Preston
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For all you D7000 owners out there. What are you using for memory cards ? I just ordered a SanDisk 64Gig SDXC but have not recieved it yet should get it this week. I am currenty using an 8gig in slot one and a 16gig in slot two, shooting raw in slot one and jpeg in slot two. Comments and recomendations welcoem
Beware of too good of a deal. I found this link on another forum and if you read carefully, you'll notice that some people go to a lot of trouble to get ahold of your money. We are talking of faked or counterfeit cards sold for originals. Buyer beware!
Discussion Forums @ Nikonians - Catastrophic Data Loss (and Likely Why It Happened)
Discussion Forums @ Nikonians - Catastrophic Data Loss (and Likely Why It Happened)
Sgt Preston
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I could not find the 64 gig local. I bought it from amazon dot com. It is guaranteed so not worried about that. Getting ready to go to NASCAR race and need the extra memory
Sgt Preston
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Whats a photo shop? I live in El Paso Texas, its not the end of the world but you can see it from here
Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
You could put 19 of my town in El Paso. It is the end of the World. One step over and we fall off.
Sgt Preston
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then i guess you don't have any photo shops either lol
My guess would be a photo shop is a store that sells only, or specializes in photographic supplies, cameras, lenses, paper, frames, tripods, memory cards, etc.
Carolina Photo Guy
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Dude, those cards were not counterfeit. They just committed suicide because they had to put up with those snobs!
I could be wrong, but I don't think so.
Pete
Sgt Preston
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My guess would be a photo shop is a store that sells only, or specializes in photographic supplies, cameras, lenses, paper, frames, tripods, memory cards, etc.
Marcel , it was sarcasim . The point being we don't have any of those
Marcel , it was sarcasim . The point being we don't have any of those
bluenoser
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I use the new SanDisk Extreme Pro SDHC UHS-1 (ultra high speed) cards...fast and reliable. If you find yourself running up against the buffer clearing limit with your current cards, give this one a try:
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http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=sandisk+uhs&N=0&InitialSearch=yes
This is what I use also and it is faster especially when transferring larger files i.e. video files to your computer. I would recommend this type of card.
Sgt Preston
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ok it was me. I reset the slots so slot 2 is overflow and slot 1 is jpeg (fine) i can get 15 shots before it slows down, if i shoot 8 to 10 pic burst it is pretty much continuous. I shot 35 shots straight with 1/2 sec breaks. awesome card just what i am needing for shooting nascar.
Sgt Preston
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Raw results not as good but that is understandable since using larger file size
megan.e.arlitz
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Can I ask about the extra grip and what it does. I see extra buttons and knobs?
It makes a few things:
It makes it easier to handle the camera when shooting a vertical shot. The buttons on the grip make the camera feel just like if you were handling it in the landscape (horizontal) mode.
With the grip, you can get a few more images per second when shooting in "high continuous mode".
And finally (maybe I forget some other benefits???) it makes the camera heavier and bigger. Some people say this adds stability to their low shutter speed shots and some prefer the bigger size because it just feels better in their hand.