Nikon D750 & D780

minnnt said:
Did you explain that you're a complete and utter whopper?

:D
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Not sure what this means tbh, I've never been called a burger before ;) :lol:
 
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KitsuneAndy said:
I'm getting an ERR on the first frame of every day on one of mine. Back to Nikon with it :(
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Exactly the same as my fault yet they (Nikon) get away with charging us all £180 to fix it, hmmm, if Panamoz hadn't paid me to get it fixed I might be feeling particularly grumpy about that!
 
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nictry said:
Exactly the same as my fault yet they (Nikon) get away with charging us all £180 to fix it, hmmm, if Panamoz hadn't paid me to get it fixed I might be feeling particularly grumpy about that!
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What was the fix? New shutter mech?
 
nictry said:
Exactly the same as my fault yet they (Nikon) get away with charging us all £180 to fix it, hmmm, if Panamoz hadn't paid me to get it fixed I might be feeling particularly grumpy about that!
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I think with all the issues they've had with the shutter they should do all of them as a 'good will gesture'.
 
I've been neglecting my D750 and taking my OM-D out for the last few months so I dusted off the D750 and had a walk on Lytham prom, I only ended up taking a couple of long exposure images, stuck them on Flickr yesterday and got a double explore, I have a free day tomorrow so I'll have a walk around Blackpool zoo with the D750 whilst the Mrs is shopping.

Here are the 2 images from Lytham.


 
I had the same problem but Nikon did repair it for free, even though it was bought from Panamoz.
 
nero said:
I had the same problem but Nikon did repair it for free, even though it was bought from Panamoz.
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Was the camera under a year old though? Mine is 14 months old but even so if it is a known fault it's pretty poor on Nikon in my opinion
 
Yes, It was under a year old when it developed the fault.
 
Think I might have been a bit of a numpty with my tammy 150-600, I had this problem with the zoom but looking at a video I saw that the zoom can be locked at any focal length by simply pushing the zoom ring forward.
Someone please slap me hard [emoji17] but just in case, more testing this week. Doh me.
 
Graham said:
Think I might have been a bit of a numpty with my tammy 150-600, I had this problem with the zoom but looking at a video I saw that the zoom can be locked at any focal length by simply pushing the zoom ring forward.
Someone please slap me hard [emoji17] but just in case, more testing this week. Doh me.
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Shouldn't you have posted this here? :D
 
Graham said:
Think I might have been a bit of a numpty with my tammy 150-600, I had this problem with the zoom but looking at a video I saw that the zoom can be locked at any focal length by simply pushing the zoom ring forward.
Someone please slap me hard [emoji17] but just in case, more testing this week. Doh me.
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i guess them asking for a video of the problem might not of been such a bad idea then.
 
Graham said:
Think I might have been a bit of a numpty with my tammy 150-600, I had this problem with the zoom but looking at a video I saw that the zoom can be locked at any focal length by simply pushing the zoom ring forward.
Someone please slap me hard [emoji17] but just in case, more testing this week. Doh me.
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Priceless :ROFLMAO:

Fingers crossed it's just this (y)
 
Graham said:
Think I might have been a bit of a numpty with my tammy 150-600, I had this problem with the zoom but looking at a video I saw that the zoom can be locked at any focal length by simply pushing the zoom ring forward.
Someone please slap me hard [emoji17] but just in case, more testing this week. Doh me.
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:eek:

:D

:LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL:
 
ok ok at least I dont have a white coat :p:D
 
Any one have issues with AF on their D750?
When in single point AF, it keeps changing its point - for example - I can set the AF point to one at the left of the viewfinder and suddenly it jumps 3 points to the right. Checked all my settings and everything seems fine. Google throws up one post of this happening on a D800 but no answer.
 
JulesP said:
Any one have issues with AF on their D750?
When in single point AF, it keeps changing its point - for example - I can set the AF point to one at the left of the viewfinder and suddenly it jumps 3 points to the right. Checked all my settings and everything seems fine. Google throws up one post of this happening on a D800 but no answer.
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No issues from me and I almost exclusively use single point. It's not to do with the point moving when the camera is moved to portrait/landscape orientation?
 
JulesP said:
Any one have issues with AF on their D750?
When in single point AF, it keeps changing its point - for example - I can set the AF point to one at the left of the viewfinder and suddenly it jumps 3 points to the right. Checked all my settings and everything seems fine. Google throws up one post of this happening on a D800 but no answer.
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Only time I have the issue is when my f** face touches the dial. [emoji51]
 
No not pressing cursor by mistake or changing orientation - just seems to randomly do it.
 
Hmmm - had menu A8 on - store points by orientation. Will try with that set to off.
 
JulesP said:
Any one have issues with AF on their D750?
When in single point AF, it keeps changing its point - for example - I can set the AF point to one at the left of the viewfinder and suddenly it jumps 3 points to the right. Checked all my settings and everything seems fine. Google throws up one post of this happening on a D800 but no answer.
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I had something weird like that happen once along with the odd unexplained incidence. Just remove lens/battery etc, should sort it.

I had no AF points the other day with a lens but doing the above sorted. Mine's made of melted chocolate.
 
Livin The Dream said:
I had something weird like that happen once along with the odd unexplained incidence. Just remove lens/battery etc, should sort it.

I had no AF points the other day with a lens but doing the above sorted. Mine's made of melted chocolate.
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But not Cadbury`s :D
 
JulesP said:
Any one have issues with AF on their D750?
When in single point AF, it keeps changing its point - for example - I can set the AF point to one at the left of the viewfinder and suddenly it jumps 3 points to the right. Checked all my settings and everything seems fine. Google throws up one post of this happening on a D800 but no answer.
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If you're sure you've checked all the settings so it's not that you've set it to dynamic AF or anything obvious like that it does sound as though it's developed a fault. I can't see any reason why the AF point would move unless you're doing it or have it in one of the auto/semi auto modes, or not changing orientation.
 
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JulesP said:
Any one have issues with AF on their D750?
When in single point AF, it keeps changing its point - for example - I can set the AF point to one at the left of the viewfinder and suddenly it jumps 3 points to the right. Checked all my settings and everything seems fine. Google throws up one post of this happening on a D800 but no answer.
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That's spooky because mine did this twice this morning, never done it before, so I came back googled it and consulted manual just in case I'd inadvertently changed some setting or other, but couldn't find any reason it should do this.
 
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