D7000 Discussion Thread III


but once you set D-Lighting back to 'normal', or 'high', or whatever setting, it should remember even though you power off/on, right? ;)

Ya. Haha.
Silly me. But not too late to find this out now when I found that... Erm.. Looks like the photos taken looks quite differently then my other Nikon camera.
Haha.

Just some reminder to other users that don't normally check this option.
And for the latest Nikon nx. Seem like the d lighting post processing option on nef is no longer there?
Or someone can help to point this out?
 

I am just trying to say
Doing it inappropriate will give people impression as a fan boy.
As the lazy term, it depends on how sensitive that u take it.

Alright, you decided to give infraction to my Id.
Seriously, do you think that you are doing right to calm down the fire or pouring fuel over the fire here? You are the boss, u decide.

You are ur own boss that earn a lot? No comment. Not related to d7k issue at all.

Hahahaha enough to have no outstanding housing and commercial property loan.


Anyway, just get this right, there is no need to calm any situation here, as there is no panic nor anything to calm. If there is a hot pixel issue, there is and everybody know it.

In fact, you are the one here trying to create a situation, starting a fire and pouring fuel, by unreasonably bringing this issues out of proportion and hogging this thread with it. And that will not be tolerated.
 

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For all D7000 owners who use the battery grip, there is a rubber cover at the bottom which needed to be removed when using the grip. It is quite scary as I almost lost it.... I wonder will it get loose if I take inter-change the usage of grip and without... quite scary... can I get a replacement if I lose it? :confused:
I don't have D7000 battery grip, but to my understanding, all Nikon battery grip have a place to keep (store) the parts taken down from the camera body for using the battery grip. Do you miss out that slot?
 

Check this out bros.... look at the prices.... sure or not???? :bigeyes: Anyone buy from this site or not? Safe or not???
http://www.d-d-electronics.com.sg/categories/Digital-SLR/Nikon-Digital-SLR/Nikon-D7000/

this is right inside our forum..
Items From DD Electronics

please don't compose all text bold, is irritating, unless it is necessary.

if you have problem reading of normal font size, try use "Ctrl +"
 

Generally, I won't actually.

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Why not separate the threads into 2?

1) D7000 User group (for general discussion and query)
2) 'D7000 Discussion on problems/solutions' or 'D7000 Troubleshooting'

etc?

Fully agree on your comments. PaulKami, why dont you start a new thread as this already seriously degenerated. Reading all the rantings here really really sian ;( Leave this thread for people to rant, criticise, complain etc all they want & all those interested to contest can join in. IMO this is in the best interest of all. I think the mods are already giving too much leeway here...
 

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Fully agree on your comments. PaulKami, why dont you start a new thread as this already seriously degenerated. Reading all the rantings here really really sian ;( Leave this thread for people to rant, criticise, complain etc all they want & all those interested to contest can join in. IMO this is in the best interest of all. I think the mods are already giving too much leeway here...

I think it is ok to have one thread if everyone is responsible in their posting.

Cos there are already of couple of D7000 thread floating around.

We just leave it as it is unless it gets out of hand.

Thanks for all the suggestions. :)
 

Fully agree on your comments. PaulKami, why dont you start a new thread as this already seriously degenerated.

I almost started them actually :bsmilie: I already composed them cause I was worrying that this thread will be locked.

Since moderator clarified that it's fine to have one, i assume this thread will not locked bah. So let's leave it as it is XD

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Dirt cheap stuff may not be reliable, be careful of what you're dealing with :P

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Anyone took video for D7000? And who had bought audio equipments for the video? I tried out something interesting yesterday that 1080p might not be the best for my usage. If I wanna take children playing etc, I might even go down to 720p because of the 30fps, it looks smoother :D

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Anyone up for organising a D7000 user outing? Not sure if anyone else (eg. D90, D5000, D3000, D3100) did it before XD
 

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hi guys, i got a question to ask regarding the d7000's AWB. i am using a d90 and photos tend to be very bluish in AWB. i understand that the d7000 has a warm color mode or something along that lines. have you guys tried it? is it effective? does it make the photos warmer (like canon's)?
 

I almost started them actually :bsmilie: I already composed them cause I was worrying that this thread will be locked.

Since moderator clarified that it's fine to have one, i assume this thread will not locked bah. So let's leave it as it is XD

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Dirt cheap stuff may not be reliable, be careful of what you're dealing with :P

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Anyone took video for D7000? And who had bought audio equipments for the video? I tried out something interesting yesterday that 1080p might not be the best for my usage. If I wanna take children playing etc, I might even go down to 720p because of the 30fps, it looks smoother :D

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Anyone up for organising a D7000 user outing? Not sure if anyone else (eg. D90, D5000, D3000, D3100) did it before XD
It will be good if we can have Nikon users help to compile FAQ threads for Nikon camera models, this FAQ threads is not for discussion, but the help users to understand their camera better. it can be by one member or a few members collaborating together.

http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showpost.php?p=6671800&postcount=10
 

You are the boss, u decide.

jackychua : i'm sure you are not a child anymore and must have been taken up forum memberships, to know what you say above usually holds true; ie. the moderator of the forum always will have the last say, whether he is a bully/immature child/rich or poor/gay or straight/right or wrong/etc, doesn't matter...he is the "boss"

so, you can't ever win in this situation...

better move on...spend time on your D7K, enjoy shooting and be thankful to CSers who made this all possible here...

or you can argue with the mod/CSers here and make yourself TL...for what? just to stroke your ego... mods usually don't engage in a series of discussions...but when this happens, it can become "popcorn time" for me to watch too ..

take care all...
 

It will be good if we can have Nikon users help to compile FAQ threads for Nikon camera models, this FAQ threads is not for discussion, but the help users to understand their camera better. it can be by one member or a few members collaborating together.

http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showpost.php?p=6671800&postcount=10

Well, no harm trying it out :) I guess I'll kick off with the first post, and as the questions come in, I'll build up the database bah :)

http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showthread.php?p=6745087#post6745087

Let's start from somewhere shall we, let's make it happen :)
 

jackychua : i'm sure you are not a child anymore and must have been taken up forum memberships, to know what you say above usually holds true; ie. the moderator of the forum always will have the last say, whether he is a bully/immature child/rich or poor/gay or straight/right or wrong/etc, doesn't matter...he is the "boss"

so, you can't ever win in this situation...

better move on...spend time on your D7K, enjoy shooting and be thankful to CSers who made this all possible here...

or you can argue with the mod/CSers here and make yourself TL...for what? just to stroke your ego... mods usually don't engage in a series of discussions...but when this happens, it can become "popcorn time" for me to watch too ..

take care all...

People about to stop and I start discussing other things about d7000, some figuring out ways to improve or split the issues.

Wat is the point of u posting this?
I Nv want to be winner and there is no winner.
Who is the one who bring out this rude TL word and make people TL.
Watch ur words as younger generation might be reading and learning. :p
 

Well, no harm trying it out :) I guess I'll kick off with the first post, and as the questions come in, I'll build up the database bah :)

http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showthread.php?p=6745087#post6745087

Let's start from somewhere shall we, let's make it happen :)

Hi. May I know which external microphone u bought?
How is it so far?

Seem like most of the mic is so expensive. Starting from sgd299 @ Cathay...
I just need one simple mic to isolate the autofocus noise.. :D
 

Hi. May I know which external microphone u bought?
How is it so far?

Seem like most of the mic is so expensive. Starting from sgd299 @ Cathay...
I just need one simple mic to isolate the autofocus noise.. :D

Hi,

I dun think this one belongs to FAQ bah XD But I'll answer here XD

I'm actually looking for a microphone just about 2 weeks ago, because the microphone on the camera is mono and it's prone to wind noise. I actually looked around and listed down what I saw:

- Sennheiser MKE 400
- RODE's mic (got 2 type)
- Zoom H4N

(Weird that all of them are sold by Cathay)

So I actually consider my options such as, what am I using it for, how am I using it? Will I be utilizing this and that etc... (which is my 2nd layer consideration, since first layer is 'What type of mic', and I zoom down to shotgun microphone)

To make things short, my main consideration is price, usage, interface (eg. 3.5mm jack on camera or standalone?).

My conclusion is Zoom H4N handheld. reason being it's a standalone. Sure you can mount it on top of your camera, and I can use it on any occasions, even during my lectures. It's also not cheap at all, but it doesn't use the 3.5mm jack on the camera. Extra efforts needed to be done for syncing your camera :)

I bought it from Cathay at promotional price, (I won't wanna say, it's definitely more expensive than what they offer now, which is also a promotional price T_T). I find it to my liking and fulfills my requirement. The only thing I'm not happy about is the battery indicator seemed not clear. I missed out 20 mins (luckily 20 mins) of my recording because the battery went flat (I used Eneloop). Btw, it requires 2 x AA battery to power up. :thumbsup:

Feel free to ask me questions about it since I explored every single interface of it already, except the 4-channel input and effects for electric guitar (yes you got it right, you can plug in an electric guitar, and you can use the built in effects for your guitar)

Edit: I just realised that I didn't answer your question. You mentioned you'd like to have an external mic to isolate the AF motor noise. Note that even if you mount your mic on top of your camera, it'll still be recorded. Best way is to have your mic totally isolated from your camera body.
 

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