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Posted: Mon Aug 24th, 2015 14:41
 
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I am back in the Nikon fold as I've just bought a D7200.

 




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Well welcome back. :-)



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Posted: Mon Aug 24th, 2015 15:22
 
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Iain wrote:
I am back in the Nikon fold as I've just bought a D7200.

Well done Iain.

I can always applaud someone else spending .....their money :lol:

I will be interested in your review of it. I did consider getting one instead of the D750 but there wasn't one in stock at WEX when I went to do a comparison.

Now that the Fuji XT is performing faster, it's a better choice for general photography than the D750.

I should, in hindsight, perhaps have waited ....and gone for the DX advantage, to compliment my residual Nikon longer lenses for other photography.

I suppose my love affair with the D750 has taken a bit of a battering with Fujis improvement and the recognition it is certainly not a D3.

Took some bracketed images of a kitchen today ( yes I know I have retired ..but tell the stragglers that) and it was really gulping for air as the buffer filled. I was certainly waiting for it to clear.

It's one of the areas where the 'lesser' bodies so obviously suffer...outright buffer speed. Will be interested to hear how the D7200 holds up buffer wise.

Maybe I need to try a faster card?



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Thanks both.

Eric, I've not had much chance to use it yet, just got it yesterday at the bird fair, I managed to pin Park cameras to a good deal.
Canon seemed poor after using the Fuji and I knew that the lack of a a filter was making a difference.
Form what I have taken with it today I have seen a difference in the shots out of the camera without any PP.
I'll let you know how I get on.

 




Posted: Tue Aug 25th, 2015 15:08
 
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I've encountered a problem, I can't open raw files in photoshop cc and that is after I have updated to camera raw 9.1

Any ideas?

 




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I use CS6 with ACR 9.1.1
You should be able to open it in CC with ACR9.1



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Posted: Tue Aug 25th, 2015 15:18
 
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No it won't let me Jonathan keeps saying the files may be corrupted. They open fine in LR but if I try to pass them over to PS they won't open.

 




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Iain if necessary try with a trial copy of Lyn (mac) or FastStone Browser (windows).



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ok, I'll give Lyn a go. Thanks JK.

 




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Maybe you need to uninstall Photoshop CC and then reinstall. Make sure you do it the proper way or else your Adobe license count ticks up.



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