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I need help controlling a SB910 remotely from a Nikon D850 with Wireless Transmitter WR-T10. I follow all instructions setting up the Nikon D850 and SB910, however unable to control the flash remotely. Specifically, I can not establish a link by Pairing between the D850 via WT-10 and the SB910 by means of MENU option in D850.. The SB910 works when mounted on camera., but does not fire when off camera with the remote WR-T10. I would appreciate any and all help setting up this configuration ro use the flash off camera. Thank you.and Merry Christmas! Le Giao

Along with Matts' concern of the weather change, I took some shots of the full (corn) Moon last night. These were taken with a Nikon D750, 28-300mm, f/11, 20 to 25 secs, ISO 100.

<p>Thanks, Don.</p>

<p> Don,<br> <br />Can you please give me the address of Karl in Oregon. I need to send my Autocord in for a CLA. Thanks for the info. BTW, your shots are beautiful!<br> Le G</p>

<p>Thanks for you reply. I figured out that the camera now only works with G lenses. Something is amiss with the aperture follower tab and its associated components. <br> I will call Nikon Tech Support for a repair tomorrow.</p>

<p>I am baffled with a couple of issuss n my D610. I have been using SIGMA 24-70 2.8D and SIGMA 15-30mm with this body for sometime. Yesterday, when I mounted the 28-70mm lens, I saw an fEE error on the top LCD display. I checked the tab that locks the lens aperture at its smallest, and the tab was in place. The aperture ring did not move. When I turned the camera on, it displays fEE error and refuses to function. I tried anther lens, SIGMA 15-30mm, same result. I tried the SIGMA 50mm 2.8 macro lens, ditto.</p> <p>I then tried a NikonAF 50mm 1.8, same result. When I mount the 28-300mm AF-S VRII, it works fine. This lens comes with the body and I use it was my walkraound.<br> Then I mounted a Nikon 105mm 2.5 AI, set Non CPU lens accordingly and select it. which used to work before, as far as metering is concerned. Now I can longer meter with this lens, the aperture is not correctly reflected in the display in the viewfinder. It stays at 11 no matter where I turns the aperture ring on this lens.</p> <p>In sum, I am experiencing two distinct problems:<br> 1. Not recognizing NON-Nikon lenses, even though these same lenses work on this body before.<br> 2. No metering with Nikon AI lens.</p> <p>I checked/cleaned all the contacts on the lens, and cleaned the contacts on the body. These lenses work fine on a D7000 body.<br> Are there any settings in the D610 that have anything to do with these issues? I tried all the things I could think about to correct the problem, all to no avail.</p> <p>Please help if you have any experiences on these issues or ideas on how to overcome them. Thank you all.</p>

<p>Thank you both Stephen and Michael.<br> Michael, your instruction is very helpful, showing a lot of experience in dealing with these FD lenses. I certainly will not send it to any repair shop in view of cost of repair vs. cost of acquisition, but will tinker with it to see if I can make the focus ring responds more readily than it is right now.<br> Again, zillion thanks to your advice.</p>

<p>I need help fixing a Canon FD Macro 50mm 3.5 lens. The focus ring can become very stiff at some point such that I had to use force to turn it. I suspect that the lens barrel get gummed up inside, and try to figure out how to clean it. I do not have any information on disassembly of this lens, so I post this to ask for your advice and/or information as to what would be the best way to address this issue. The lens looks not abused, just old, so I think If I can disassemble the barrel, I can clean it so that the focus ring will turn smoothly. If this is not so, please enlighten me as to what I need to do to overcome this.</p> <p>Thank you.</p>

<p>Hello,<br> I am having a problem with ViewNX-I. I installed it on Windows 8.1. It uninstalled View NX2 as expected, and finished the installation successfully. However, when I start the application, nothing happens. I look at the Task Manager and find it is running in the background, but nowhere to be seen on the monitor. I connect my D7000, nothing happens. <br> Anyone experiences this problem, please share/point me to the right direction to make this work. I have uninstalled and reinstalled View NX-i a couple of time, all to no avail. Capture NX-d also installed and it runs fine.</p> <p>Thank you</p> <p> </p>

<p>Great photos, as always. Thanks for sharing, Bill.</p>

<p>Attaching a branch or something else to the tree stump would make it <strong>less</strong>, not more, natural, IMHO! The focus of these beautiful shots are the birds themselves, and the subjects have been captured so beautifully with old FD glass!</p> <p>Thanks Bill, for putting new life into these old FD lenses.</p>

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<p>My contributions this week are images at the annual flower market on the occasion of Lunar New Year of the Goat in Westminster, CA.<br> All photos were taken by a Nikon D7000 and a Tamron 50mm Macro lens.</p><div></div>

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<p>For the last several weeks, I have been experimenting old Canon FD lenses on Nikon body. To begin with, I ordered a Canon FD to Nikon 1 adapter to use on a Nikon V1. It is a cheap adapter, yet it does the job quite well, IMO. Putting a 35mm lens on a small sensor ILC like the Nikon V1 undoubtedly limits its angle of view. With a crop factor of 2.7, almost all lenses would become tele or macro depending on how you call it.</p> <p>Here are a few samples, taken with a 200mm f/4, a 100mm f/2.8 or a 35mm f/3.5.<br> I like the image quality and color rendering of these old but very capable glasses.</p>

<p>I am having a similar problem to this thread. My Nikon FE works at all shutter speed but 1/1000, at which point the mirror gets locked up. I have tried new batteries, all to no avail. All other shutter speeds work fine.<br> Has anyone ever resolved this problem? </p> <p>Regards,<br> Le</p>

<p>Thanks JDM and Steven for your insights.<br> I do have several FD bodies, but I'd like to try on digital ones for convenience (no film developing and printing). I agree that the best body sofar for these lenses are the mirrorless like SONY NEX 7.</p>

<p>I am inspired by the various postings of photos taken with FD glasses on different digital body (Olympus OMD, SONY NEX, etc..) I tried to order an adapter from Fotodiox , but after reading a couple of reviews, I'm discouraged. I know some other manufacturers also make adapters for FD lens to Nikon F mount, but not sure which one is best. I would appreciate if any user with any type/make of adapter to Nikon F to give me some directions as to what to look out for and what adapter satisfies you the most. Thaks fopr sharing your experience.<br> Le</p>

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