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<blockquote data-quote="spb_stan" data-source="post: 639740" data-attributes="member: 43545">Are your using an SB700 or later flash?&nbsp; The problem seems to affect only some people but enough to suggest there is a problem. Are you using the focus assist light?&nbsp; If so, try a series with it on and a series with it off. Some people reported it was less common of a problem when the AF Assist was turned off.I am moderator of a larger Nikon community forum and recall several people having the same problem using newer flash, those from the SB700 and later but not on older flash such as SB800. I have a D7000 and D800 and a number of flash units all newer than the SB800 and never saw a problem with flash that was not explained by other factors. I use augmented light very often, even....especially..in the daytime and the D7000 has been very consistent. I don't recall any complaints about flash inconsistency on the D7200 either, that were not explained by other factors.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="spb_stan, post: 639740, member: 43545"] Are your using an SB700 or later flash? The problem seems to affect only some people but enough to suggest there is a problem. Are you using the focus assist light? If so, try a series with it on and a series with it off. Some people reported it was less common of a problem when the AF Assist was turned off. I am moderator of a larger Nikon community forum and recall several people having the same problem using newer flash, those from the SB700 and later but not on older flash such as SB800. I have a D7000 and D800 and a number of flash units all newer than the SB800 and never saw a problem with flash that was not explained by other factors. I use augmented light very often, even....especially..in the daytime and the D7000 has been very consistent. I don't recall any complaints about flash inconsistency on the D7200 either, that were not explained by other factors. [/QUOTE]

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