2 Nikon D7000 Questions

[eric-holmes]

I couldn't seem to find the answer to these 2 questions I have...

1. On the grip, right were the pinky finger rests, there is a rubber plug. I keep knocking it open. What is it for? It's pretty small and square in shape.

2. When setting my fps, the menu only goes up to 5fps. All other things say that the camera shoots 6fps. Am I missing something?

 

[sierramister]

There are two high FPS modes (slow and fast). I think fast is always 6 fps and the slow mode is selectable (2-5).

 

[cgipson1]

Like SierraMister said... CL mode is adjustable.. between 2 and 5 fps...... CH mode is the high speed mode.. 6 fps

I have no idea what plug you are referring to.. have not run across that. Am at work, so can't check it on the body.

 

[sierramister]

I've hit the little cap you're referring to. It might be for the DC power supply... Weasner's Nikon D7000 DSLR Astrophotography

 

[nnhoang]

Yup, as the above said, the little tab is for a direct power supply.

EP-5B Power Supply Connector from Nikon

 

[KmH]

#1 - Nikon D7000 users manual, page 4, Item 8 - Power Connector Cover.

#2 - Nikon D7000 user's manual, pages 7, and 77-79.

 

[480sparky]

I'll make it easy for you.

#1 - Nikon D7000 users manual, page 4, Item 8 - Power Connector Cover.

#2 - Nikon D7000 user's manual, pages 7, and 77-79.

BTW, you missed a zero.

 

[eric-holmes]

#1 - Nikon D7000 users manual, page 4, Item 8 - Power Connector Cover.

#2 - Nikon D700 user's manual, pages 7, and 77-79.

Please remove your smug ass from the rest of my threads.

 

[2WheelPhoto]

#1 - Nikon D7000 users manual, page 4, Item 8 - Power Connector Cover.

#2 - Nikon D700 user's manual, pages 7, and 77-79.

Please remove your smug ass from the rest of my threads.

 

[Patrice]

#1 - Nikon D7000 users manual, page 4, Item 8 - Power Connector Cover.

#2 - Nikon D700 user's manual, pages 7, and 77-79.

Please remove your smug ass from the rest of my threads.

What is the reason for this animosity towards someone who simply showed you where the information was to be found?

 

[Overread]

#1 - Nikon D7000 users manual, page 4, Item 8 - Power Connector Cover.

#2 - Nikon D700 user's manual, pages 7, and 77-79.

Please remove your smug ass from the rest of my threads.

Whilst I don't understand your reasoning if you do not wish to read a certain members replies/views/posts you can use the sites "ignore member" control to have the forum auto hide that member from your view. Just click on their profile name in a thread and it should appear from the listed options (I think - as a mod I can't ignore...). If its not there you can click on their profile and, somewhere, on their profile page should be the option; there is also an ignore list in your profile listing all the members you have ignored (incase you want to review and adjust the settings - ie remove a person from your ignore list).

 

[Netskimmer]

Careful Overread, that answer my be a little vague since it's not click-by-click instructions. He may demand that you not respond to his threads anymore and then where would you be?

 

[AndyB]

If you are talking about the body, your right pinky finger rests near the aperture preview button
The second dial on top (part program button) has a setting S, Cl and Ch, S is single shot, Cl is continuous slow 2-5 and Ch is continuous 6fps

 

[KmH]

I'll make it easy for you.

#1 - Nikon D7000 users manual, page 4, Item 8 - Power Connector Cover.

#2 - Nikon D7000 user's manual, pages 7, and 77-79.

BTW, you missed a zero.

Fixed!

 

[KmH]

#1 - Nikon D7000 users manual, page 4, Item 8 - Power Connector Cover.

#2 - Nikon D700 user's manual, pages 7, and 77-79.

Please remove your smug ass from the rest of my threads.

Once you start a thread it isn't your's anymore, it belongs to TPF.

You can edit your posts - delete them even, but nothing else in the thread is your's.