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A few photos of the result of the typhoon Damrey hitting Central Vietnam (my residential building) but these are from a small village Ninh Phuoc and the nearby coast

Landscape from the Cao Bang, Vietnam area

D810, Nikon 17-35mm f/2.8 @ f/6,7, 1/30", iso 100

Landscape between Cao Bang and China, D810, Nikon 17-35mm f/2.8 @ f/8. 1/20", iso 100

Red Dao women from northern Vietnam D810, 24-70mm f/2.8

Thanks for your comments - I definitely learned something today.-:)

Early morning fishing at a man-made lake at a previous graveyard! D810, Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 @ f/9.5, 1/125, iso 100

A funny question may be and not important. We all know, that you cannot take a SD card used in D7200 and put in a D500 and see the D7200 pictures.

However, I met a guy, who had a SD card from his D40, which he could put into his D7200 and see the D40 pictures !! Anybody believes this, if so how come it is possible?

fra Quang Tri provinsen, Vietnam

D810, 17-35mm f/9.5, 1/90", iso 100

 

East coast of the "Garlic Island"/Ly Son Island, Quang Nai Province. D810, 24+70mm f/2.8 at f/9,5, 1/500", iso 100

thanks for your comments Andrew Garrard - I will try the 50% if that works for me, however, it is not that often it is an issue for me, but recently I was together with a bird photographer and he felt any adjustment took too long time

By pressing the center of the multi selector the view will be 1:1. Is it possible to change this setting to say 80% instead of 100%? I am aware, that you can adjust the viewing step by step using the +/- in the magnifying glasses on the left, but that is not fast enough imho and 100% is a little on the high side.

Lexar Has Been Acquired by a Chinese Flash Storage Company

 

 

just received from a friend

A very early morning on Ly Son Island alias Garlic Island, Vietnam

 

 

That is a Nikon F with a plain prism. Offhand, I think it's from roughly 1964 or '65-I'm too lazy to look up the S/N at the moment, but it's earlyish(6.7 million SN) and marked "Nippon Kogakua" on the top right.

 

Great camera! This was Nikon's first SLR, and arguably one of the most significant cameras in the history of photography.

According to my information it is from late 1966

For family and vacation images, I think the D7100 can already do an excellent job. Any D800, D810 and certainly the D850 will be way an overkill.

Agree :)

Yes with these 3 models it will be an overkill, however, I am positive, that the interest for other types of photos than family and vacation will appear, as soon as you find out, what can be done with any of the 3 models

Elderly woman collecting seaweed and later drying it

The firmware versions mentioned are they released in July 2017 only??

A morning walk through the streets of downtown Copenhagen

Nikon D810, 24-70mm f/2.8 @ f/6.7. 1/500", iso 400

Dragonfly - D700, 105mm, f/3.5, .0013", iso

I notice, that Micro will try to sell the Lexar business, however, if they do not succeed, how long will they support any claim against warranty. Such period may vary from country to country upto 2 years based on the various domestic laws. The present prices for their high end products wants one to be covered if the unluck hit you.

what a surprise !!

 

Deliveryman with incense sticks

Nikon D700, 24-70mm f/2.8

WD My Passport Wireless hard drive. has a USB if the same as:

WD 1TB My Passport Wireless WDBK8Z0010BBK-NESN B&H Photo Video

3 women just finish the morning jobs at the fish market

Nikon D810, 70-200mm f/2.8 @ 200mm f/6.7, 1/250", iso 90

I have to admit, that I also use my 200-500mm at f/5.6 more than 90% of the time, and that the D90 is the weak link, I mentioned previously suggesting the D7200

This lens is not compatible with a D90, a D90 does not support "E"-type lenses which have an Electronic Aperture control, which requires a newer DSLR..

 

Here is a compatibility chart . : http://www.nikonusa.com/Images/Learn-Explore/Photography-Techniques/2011/Which-Nikkor-is-Right-for-You/Media/NIKKOR-lens-compatibility-chart.pdf

Sorry my bad - I had no idea, as I do not have the D90; but I am happy that it is compatible with the cameras I have, because I had never check that before buying the 200-500mm!!