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<p>I didn't know a Konica S2 weighed 8 pounds! They are real heavy on their weights which added to overcharges on shipping. I buy elsewhere now after they ignored my feedback.</p>
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<p>Sweet Gene! I hope it is worth $100k</p>
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<p>Charcoal for the odor after the cleaner.</p>
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<p>As said, leave the battery out for a time then retry. Also, try a different lens, it could be a lens malfunction, good luck.</p>
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<p>Once again your photos make the camera speak Gene, well done.</p>
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<p>Sanford, I feel your pain. I have a D70s that does closest focus, I wish my D300 had the same feature. Have you tried the different configurations for using the different focus settings?</p>
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Time passes too quickly when raising children, capturing the moments is priceless, well done.
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Nice job Gene! The couple sitting by the river seem like shutterbugs of the day.
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Steve, I have a Weltur as well, mine has a schneider-Kreuznach Xenar 7.5cm 2.8 lens. It is a great handy camera,
nice and compact. The couple rangefinder design is fast and smooth.<div>
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I find View NX easier and faster to do a batch NEE to JPG conversion. I do not know if it does it faster, but speed is not a factor in that aspect for it, it converts fast enough Robin. View NX is free, Picassa is another program to learn, Photomechanic also cost more $$. I am streamlining my software to keeping with Nikon for now. I do use CS2, but after I use Nikon software if needed.
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Joe. I agree about the Capture NX/NX2 and View forum.
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Mass nef to jpg version. Simple and easy to use.
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Turn the lens, much faster.
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I dropped my F3HP in water this past summer. I dried it immediately with a hair dryer to the point it was hot to touch. It did not survive. The lens, a 24mm AF, hair dryer it and it works fine. The F3 is a paperweight. I would do the insurance thing, send it into Nikon and hopefully they say, "not economical to repair" The reason why my F3 took a bath was because it was too risky to use my D300 at that location, I gladly sacrificed the F3 for the D300.
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Could be you didn't allow enough time for the flash to recycle or you are not in line for the camera flash to activate
the Sb800.
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Joe, Kenscameras in California told me his tech could fix anything but I am sure economics come into play.
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Are you rough on your cameras? Unless they cover pretty much unconditional damage the odds are in their favor. From what I have seen here photograpers have had good service from Nikon. It would be interesting to hear from those that do have a protection plan, and if they have had to use it. How much is the plan?
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I have the D300 myself and have shot some with my 135mm 2.8, I will have to take it on a road trip soon.
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Those were shot with the D200 Matt?
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My version has the built in lens hood. Yours Matt?
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Tahcion you are correct, start moving files around and you will have duplicate file names, which is why I would like file names that start or have the date included.
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I would like the file numbers to start with the date.
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