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Wonder why jessops telling me it does. Naughty
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Wonder why jessops telling me it does. Naughty
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It does support CLS, RTFM 
- BUT you will need a flash in the hotshoe to do so ...
excerpt from Nikon
- BUT you will need a flash in the hotshoe to do so ...excerpt from Nikon
source of excerpt http://www.europe-nikon.com/en_GB/product/digital-cameras/slr/professional/d500
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It does support CLS, RTFM
Since I currently dont own a D500, rtfm is tricky, but thanks for the input.
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It does support CLS, RTFM
excerpt from Nikon
source of excerpt http://www.europe-nikon.com/en_GB/product/digital-cameras/slr/professional/d500
So I need 2 flash one on camera and one off. Or 1 flash and 1 Nikon transmitted ??
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Or the kit I posted, £120 job done!
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Well i use one (well two actually) system is expandable with bigger strobes right up to 600W wireless lights. Really easy to use! And much cheaper than Nikon/YN combo
Edit:also more reliable than CLS
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This is the trigger that I have and it works fine on the D500. Wireless trigger is the only thing in the hotshoe and fires my two flashes (1x Yongnuo and 1x Nikon SB700).
Just under £20 on Amazon :
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B009WKROPS/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Yep, it's a pain you have to buy something to fire the off camera flash.
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Mistake post
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Only 3 days until shipping, at least when it's on it's way you can let the excitement of the gold box kick in
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Im thinking of buying a D500 to replace my trusty D300. I already have the D4s so a decent crop frame should suit me. I know the focus is oretty decent but how much better is the ISO than my old D300? Any images ar iso 1600 and iso3200
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@markyboy.1967
Quick selection.
3200
Wren by Roger, on Flickr
Reed Bunting by Roger, on Flickr
Female Northern Pintail by Roger, on Flickr
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Hooded Merganser Pair by Roger, on Flickr
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Goldfinch by Roger, on Flickr
Quick selection.
3200
Wren by Roger, on Flickr
Reed Bunting by Roger, on Flickr
Female Northern Pintail by Roger, on Flickr
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Hooded Merganser Pair by Roger, on Flickr
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Goldfinch by Roger, on Flickr
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Whats tour thoughts Gramps? Would you happily use at Iso3200.
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Just out for a walk and saw my first ever Goldcrest. Posting from my phone via SnapBridge just to test it out.
Hopefully it looks ok
Hopefully it looks ok
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A few from me Mark, considering they were taken through my Kitchen window and with a cheap Sigma 70-300mm lens I've got to be pleased with these. Also the poor weather we have been having.
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Bullfinch by Swansea Jack, on Flickr2000
Trying out my Nikon D500. by Swansea Jack, on Flickr1600
You looking at me son! by Swansea Jack, on Flickr2000
Starling by Swansea Jack, on Flickr
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Any chance of a look at images @3200 or even 6400 taken in low light please?
Ta
JohnyT
Ta
JohnyT
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I've used up to 12800 Mark but the D500 is a trade-off ... the images aren't as clean as your D4S will be but speed/AF is way beyond any DX I have used.
Files have a grainy tendency, especially in shadow a OOF areas but they can be cleaned up well ... IQ-wise it isn't a D810 and it might not be an improvement on the D7200 ... bird on a stick and the D7200 might have it but BIF or action sequence and the D500 comes into its own.
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Thanks folks, think i will just buy one, it won't go wrong and won't get used in the lower light situations as that will be for my other camera.Cheers...
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So, the Goldcrest is a no but a record shot at least & so chuffed to have seen one
Got this little fella at Frodsham Marsh, he was quite far away & the light was abysmal so no converter, hence the big crop. I'm not going to be printing it poster size anyway
Stonechat by Stef Bennett, on Flickr
Got this little fella at Frodsham Marsh, he was quite far away & the light was abysmal so no converter, hence the big crop. I'm not going to be printing it poster size anyway
Stonechat by Stef Bennett, on Flickr
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That's a nice shot.
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PM me your address and will get posted for you.
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Sorry forgot to update you all, D500 is now awaiting parts so something must have been wrong, I,LL try get an update in the chat client when I'm back from Sweden Friday, flipping cold here breathing outside feels the same as when you've sucked a mint and take in cold air, but I ain't sucked a mint LOL......brrrrrrr.
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You'll be fine
Hope so, that cash was hard fought.....
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I've only ever had a good experience with them. It'll be here before you know it.
Like Trevor I have had only good experience with them, buying a number of items over the last couple of years, and I recently sold one of these a Nikon D750 to a fellow member and the warranty was transferred with no problems.