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Uh oh, we've all been here haven't we?
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I wouldn't be him for a Kings (or Queens) Ransom 
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and what's betting he said something along the lines of "darling I think I should buy this new camera to make sure I get a good picture"
He will probably use that excuse to UPGRADE too
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I wonder which of the photos has been reproduced back to front!
Personally, I wouldn't use a brand new, untested piece of kit for an important shot, especially having had a card fail (cheapo, back when a cheapo 128MB card was about £50!) at an unrepeatable family event. Luckily I was able to get the images off the failed card but have stuck with SanDisk ever since (with no problems. Yet!)
Personally, I wouldn't use a brand new, untested piece of kit for an important shot, especially having had a card fail (cheapo, back when a cheapo 128MB card was about £50!) at an unrepeatable family event. Luckily I was able to get the images off the failed card but have stuck with SanDisk ever since (with no problems. Yet!)
Oh dear, epic fail!
I think the main reason for me missing shots is when the AF has a dicky fit and won't do as it's told. The buffer on the D7000 isn't too bad however I did borrow a D7100 as another body when I s*** my sister wedding and did struggle like mad with the buffer on that. Didn't miss any critical shots though ( luckily ).
I think the main reason for me missing shots is when the AF has a dicky fit and won't do as it's told. The buffer on the D7000 isn't too bad however I did borrow a D7100 as another body when I s*** my sister wedding and did struggle like mad with the buffer on that. Didn't miss any critical shots though ( luckily ).
