My brain is malfunctioning..... D7100 buffer problem.

[Dave442]

Have the D7200 manual here, says buffer number drops if a ISO is set to 12800 or higher.

OK, Nikon website says D7100 buffer also drops if ISO set to Hi 0.3 or higher.

 

[480sparky]

Have the D7200 manual here, says buffer number drops if a ISO is set to 12800 or higher.

OK, Nikon website says D7100 buffer also drops if ISO set to Hi 0.3 or higher.

BINGO! I now have r08.

Thanks a million gigbits.

 

[astroNikon]

Dang I never tried the buffer on my D3300 until now.I got 7 raw at 5 FPS before the buffer slows.I Can't wait for my D500 to come In.

Seriously?
You're gonna be in dreamland with that D500 compared to your d3300.

 

[goodguy]

Dang I never tried the buffer on my D3300 until now.I got 7 raw at 5 FPS before the buffer slows.I Can't wait for my D500 to come In.

Seriously?
You're gonna be in dreamland with that D500 compared to your d3300.

Yeah I agree, the D500 will be a big leap in technology compared to the D3300 especially considering "DarkShadow" loves the bird photos.

 

[DarkShadow]

I am getting the Sigma 150-600 Contemporary In February should be a killer combo,I hope.Meantime I will kill the D3300 with it,maybe literally.LOL

 

[hamlet]

The buffer on the d7100 is not all that useful for raw fast shooting imo, mine shoots off 3 raws before its full. Just shoot in JPEG and you can keep shooting forever.

 

[waday]

I came to this conclusion when Apple iphones had problems during releases of new phones for several weeks. Thus making it more likely people would upgrade.

Isn't there a lawsuit now against Apple claiming Apple deliberately slowed down phones?

 

[astroNikon]

I came to this conclusion when Apple iphones had problems during releases of new phones for several weeks. Thus making it more likely people would upgrade.

Isn't there a lawsuit now against Apple claiming Apple deliberately slowed down phones?

probably. There should be but I don't know .

I recall researching my iphone slowing down and seeing some research that showed the phones slowed down just before new product launches. It speed back up after about a week and a half.
==> Is Apple deliberately sabotaging old iPhones before a new release?

And this wasn't because of upgrading the iOS. The phone just slowwwwwed down in all functions. Until after about a week and a half then it sped back up again.

The latest lawsuit I saw was this ==> $5 Million Lawsuit Claims Apple Slowed Down iPhone 4S With iOS 9 | NDTV Gadgets360.com

I keep the iOS only 1+ (maybe 2 OS upgrades) for the life of the phone becz new iOSes require more processing power.

My old ver4 iPod is running and old OS as if I upgraded it any more, it would simply stop working. I only upgraded it twice (with major upgrades). It's like computers, you can't load Windows 7 on a Intel 80286 processor with 16 MB ram.

 

[480sparky]

The buffer on the d7100 is not all that useful for raw fast shooting imo, mine shoots off 3 raws before its full. Just shoot in JPEG and you can keep shooting forever.

Then you've got something listed in Post 1 turned on. Turn all that off, and fire away with NEFs.

 

[hamlet]

The buffer on the d7100 is not all that useful for raw fast shooting imo, mine shoots off 3 raws before its full. Just shoot in JPEG and you can keep shooting forever.

Then you've got something listed in Post 1 turned on. Turn all that off, and fire away with NEFs.

turned off a whole bunch of stuff and now it's on r10

 

[480sparky]

Are you still on JPEG?

 

[hamlet]

i'm on NEF