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<p>Selective Color - Flag</p><div></div>

<p>B&W</p><div></div>

<p>Magnolia Springs, Alabama</p><div></div>

<p>A view from the other side of the tracks.</p><div></div>

<p>The side of an old railroad trestle in Lansing, Michigan. </p><div></div>

<p>This comes from the Frosty Morning on the West Course Series</p><div></div>

<p>Kitesurfing or kiteboarding at Gulf Islands National Seashore at Perdido Key.</p><div></div>

<p>I returned the grip to B&H and they replaced it.</p>

<p>The engineer waved. Then the train was gone...</p><div></div>

<p>Growing up in Traverse City, Michigan I thought of the Asylum as a very scary place.</p><div></div>

<p>This happened to me last week! I went from RAW to jpeg and, thanks to this thread, I now know what I did wrong. Also, I will be more careful and hopefully I wouldn't do it again!</p>

<p>This happened to me last week! I went from RAW to jpeg and, thanks to this thread, I now know what I did wrong. Also, I will be more careful and hopefully I wouldn't do it again!</p>

<p>A friend invited me to a Balloon Fest that he was flying in. I arrived just as the competition was beginning. As the morning competition was finishing I took a couple more of my friend's balloon and later noticed the moon in the background. <br>

Right Place at the Right Time!</p><div></div>

<p>This photo of Santa Fe Doc was taken in January on a gray morning.</p><div></div>

<p>Here the cracked windshield is more pronounced. </p><div></div>

<p>While staying in Pensacola Beach, Florida, we dined at a restaurant that had an old truck sitting out front with a Budweiser sign in the front seat. I went back late one night and photographed the sign and then played around in Photoshop until I got the result that I'm posting.</p><div></div>

<p>I'm especially pleased with the photo. I knew I was getting a flair off the grill but never thought it would be so intense. There is no Photoshop or plugin enhancement for the photo other than, I blurred the background. The red & black grill badge says Buick 8.</p><div></div>

<p>Thanks Rob, just got in. Do you own a Vello for the D7000 or D7100? </p>

<p>Thanks.... I've contacted B&H and they will back the product. I had hoped someone knew of a second setting in the menu that I was missing. The Vello grip I had for my D90 was outstanding and I expect that I will be pleased with the replacement for the D7000. If someone knows of an error on my part, please let me know!<br>

Thanks!!!</p>

<p>I purchased a Vello Grip for my D7000. In the camera menu I set the battery order to use the grip (MB-D11) first. Both batteries are Nikon EN-EL15. Until recently I never ran the grip battery so low that it would switch to the camera battery. I was on a shoot and the grip battery got so low that the shutter froze. I was under the impression that once the grip battery got low, the camera would automatically switch from the grip battery to the camera battery. Does this sound normal? Am I not doing something or missing something?</p>

<p>This is what it looks like from the top of Mount Davidson when the fog is thick enough to cut with a knife.</p><div></div>

<p>Daniel - I'll check and if that's the problem, I'll let you know. Thanks for responding.</p>

<p>I'll monitor the situation. Haven't shot bracketed since this happened. If it occurs again, I'll ask again for suggestions.</p>

<p>Both the RAW and JPEG were on the same card.</p>

 

<p>When I set up my new D7000 I set the quality to RAW and the second memory card to overflow. <br>

Yesterday I was shooting bracketed. When I looked at my photos, I found that each shot was duplicated: one in RAW and there was a second photo in JPEG. I thought I had somehow changed the settings but after checking, in each case I was shooting ONLY in RAW and the second memory card was set to overflow.<br>

Has anyone had this problem or does anyone know how this could happen?<br>

An help will be most appreciated.</p>