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  1. <p>The MeFOTO does not have any anti rotation device... but if you use a RRS or other L bracket this is not a problem</p>
  2. <p>Looking for a good travel tripod to take places my Gitzo can't go.<br> Looking at the MeFoto RoadTrip or the 3 Legged Thing Brian.<br> Anyone here that have used these? Well made? Reliable?<br> Shooting a D810</p>
  3. <p>I do street shooting and landscapes. I rarely shoot more than five images in rapid succession if that. I shoot uncompressed 14 Bit RAW but the D810's buffer is quite substantial.<br> The SanDisk Extreme Pro is twice the price.<br> Any advice?<br> Thanks.</p>
  4. <p>Any advice on this choice? Using as a shutter release and intravelometer.<br> Thanks!</p>
  5. I just got a D810 and I have never used a AF-ON button before. I am not sure what it does. I started in the days of manual everything cameras and my habit is to see a subject ( I do street photography) place the central focusing area on that subject, press the release 1/2 way to freeze the focus and exposure for that subject, re-compose and then hit the shutter release. How would I incorporate the AF-ON button into that workflow? I seem to be hearing that a camera as sophisticated as the D810 can allow you to set focus on a subject, recompose and then follow that subject if it happens to move.... WOW. How would one set that up with the D810? Thanks
  6. <p>Hi... I am more or less in the same boat. I just got a D810 and I have never used a AF-ON button before. I am not sure what it does.<br> I started in the days of manual everything cameras and my habit is to see a subject ( I do street photography) place the central focusing area on that subject, press the release 1/2 way to freeze the focus and exposure for that subject, re-compose and then hit the shutter release.</p> <p>How would I incorporate the AF-ON button into that workflow? I seem to be hearing that a camera as sophisticated as the D810 can allow you to set focus on a subject, recompose and then follow that subject if it happens to move.... WOW. How would one set that up with the D810?</p> <p>Thanks</p>
  7. <p>Does it matter that Nikon makes almost all lenses outside of Japan while Canon still makes MOST if not sl of their L lens line in Japan.</p> <p>Would the 24-120 play nice with the D810?</p> <p>Thanks.</p>
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