Recent content by corbystock

Cheers,i had a look & found the settings for the grip :thumbs:

That's a great shot !

I have been following this discussion with interest. I tried it on my d90 + cheap 3rd party grip, all was fine until i took a shot in portrait & the button on the grip wouldn't work. Does anyone know if it could be just my grip? (exposure lock works fine with this button )

IS/VR turned on ?

menu - set picture control - press right on the outside of the 'ok' button. This will take you to sharpening,contrast etc.

Just leave your card in the camera & use the USB lead that came with your camera & drag them off that way. I have the same issue because my card reader is old.

When i see it. If it ain't broke n all that.

Just an example - say you were taking a photo of someone's face at f/1.8, close up you could have the eyes in focus but the nose & ears out of focus - the further you move back or zoom back the ears & nose will become in focus & so on.

Scene not dark enough - shutter open too long.

Only if you move the subject forward as well.

I know nothing about Canon but i know that if one Nikon had ' active D lighting ' turned on & the other didn't the results would be very different. Does Canon have anything like ' D lighting '? Or maybe the picture profiles used were very different on each camera.

Shooting raw?

Plenty of helpful stuff on youtube.

All the best.

I've bought cheap kids PE draw string bags from ebay & fill with what ever i can find on site.