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i haven't used other pics but he took a batch of nearly 200 jonathon ,obviously the two shown are close ups ,but he took one from a few hundred feet away of his girlfriends car first using the car as a focus point then the side fence next to it as a focus point ,exactly the same response as the bottles above ,completely varied exposures .most of the other shots showed it up to in one form or another .as i have stated before its not just me thats having these problems with it ,a p.m received this from a friend this morning states, "i shoot a burst lots of them are o.k then odd shots are over or under exposed .out of the burst" that was in a thank you message for trying to find out the cause .Problem is what would you go to if not a D7100 ?
my sons general view was that overall its a spot on super sensitive camera and sensor and is possibly to finely tuned ,leading to operator induced errors ,a statement i fully go along with .
the only thing that is bothering me now is ,is it taking the fun out of the photography that i do .i think the answer is possibly yes .and then is it worth sticking with such a complex piece of machinery or just take a step back and enjoy what i do instead with another brand or model
Back to a D7000 or D300.
I guess you need DX for the extra reach for the birds.
If Nikon pull their finger out we should get information on the D400 this year!.
I'll bring you a low use D300 (<10000 actuations) with battery pack if you want to swap in September.
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