aiyooo

that day sent my D7000 back to nikon coz of stuck shutter and mirror. today went to collect back...they said replaced shutter unit and aperture controller. after test a while, notice got few specks of dust on the sensor. ask them to clean then after that i test again....realize no beep. check the settings, still no beep. so the counter staff went back in and after a while came out and say have to send back again. =.=

WHY SO LOUSY WANNN???? something that was working now not working already. make things worse man!

beep as in beep when focus acquired. and i made sure that i wasnt in Quiet mode, settings checked and in AF-S.

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Added on January 6, 2011, 7:44 pmyeap...that's right.

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Added on January 6, 2011, 7:45 pmaww mann...now i got a feeling that they let some noobs or keh leh feh to do my cam. didnt assemble back properly. the beep is probably coz something came out inside or they broke the wire or the solder la.

what if they made something else loose and my cam will be less resistant to some light impacts???????? so not in the mood now!

This post has been edited by fisherman10: Jan 6 2011, 07:45 PM

u're talking to me? if you are, then I've checked the options already. checked quiet mode, checked options, checked AF mode.


for my d7000, it's in the custom menus. got beep better. then u'll know when it locks. sometimes u miss the lines inside flashing in red.

the beep also good so u can hear then immediately quickly recompose.

the focus chart can find online. focus chart is to test whether your lens backfocus or front focus or not. http://tinyurl.com/3758bzb

the beep sound u can hear when u choosing the volume or high/low at your menus there. try to AF on something. can hear beep beep right? means your beeper working lor.

damn it la....hearing your shutter reach 5k make me angry again

if mine didnt have problem...maybe can reach that number already.

u asked for replacement from shop or from nikon?

when taking group pic, best if u can burst few shots like 2 or 3. increases your chances of avoiding sleeping folks

one thing u can do is maybe take away the chairs right in front of your camera. and in that pic, it looks a bit underexposed to me. probably can boost the exposure a bit in post. u can also use your pop-up flash but use at at very minimal power or negative flash compensation to give some fill light in the middle of the pic.

woi....where's the poison without the chicks u said u were gonna post? hahaha

someone said chicks? i have her dad!

shutter speed DOES NOT affect bokeh.

as a fisherman, i got loads of experience at the sea/ocean...harsh weathers, storms, giant waves and etc. even titanic couldnt survive the iceberg. the iceberg sank when i rammed into it.

speaking about me, how are your catches today?



comments pls

This post has been edited by fisherman10: Jan 7 2011, 05:23 PM

spoiler the pics when quoting pls.

anyway, if i remember correctly, that was shot in shutter priority mode. i notice my focus on the wrong point

answer is.....NO it wont.

just a liiiill senget

dont worry. slight back focus not a prob. read the manual, d7000 has the feature to correct it up to 20 points front or back. i cant rmb what's the term called because NIKON MADE PROBLEMS WORSE AND NOW MY CAMERA IS STUCK THERE FOR ANOTHER WEEKKKKKKKKKKK!!!

looks like time for us ALL to make them busy before CNY. and pls do help me give them some scolding

This post has been edited by fisherman10: Jan 10 2011, 11:52 PM

incandescent setting is for those yellow lights like what some houses use indoors. so the cam will make the image bluer to compensate the yellowness.

i dont know if i should scare you away with my case.