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Your Weekly Blog / Re: March 2026
« Last post by ARTUROARTISTA on March 16, 2026, 10:08:55 »
It looks very much like something we would see if there was a pinprick-hole in the bellows of a folding film-camera so could there be a hole in the shell of the imaging chamber in your camera?

However, I have never seen anything like that in a digital camera.
Hello. I think the shutter is broken. I'll think about whether to replace it or buy another camera. Best regards.
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Your Weekly Blog / Re: March 2026
« Last post by aerobat on March 16, 2026, 07:28:49 »
Very nice Frank!
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Your Weekly Blog / Re: March 2026
« Last post by Frank Fremerey on March 16, 2026, 06:27:09 »
D500 1.4/24G
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Your Weekly Blog / Re: March 2026
« Last post by Ann on March 16, 2026, 00:43:07 »
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Does anyone know what that beam of light is? It started appearing on my D750 this morning. The camera has a problem; all the photos come out with that ray of light.

It looks very much like something we would see if there was a pinprick-hole in the bellows of a folding film-camera so could there be a hole in the shell of the imaging chamber in your camera?

However, I have never seen anything like that in a digital camera.
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Thanks Paco. 
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Nature, Flora, Fauna & Landscapes / Re: Neo-Jurassic Park
« Last post by golunvolo on March 15, 2026, 21:31:44 »
Meeting of two different species at the port.

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Nature, Flora, Fauna & Landscapes / Neo-Jurassic Park
« Last post by golunvolo on March 15, 2026, 21:30:56 »
I see this monstrous beings peaceful working day in, day out, without complain. They dominate the view silently. I'm attracted to them and always try to capture something here. They looked specially alive this day.
  I had my gear with me and went walking back home. It is a 30min stroll from work.
   Z9, 70-200 2.8 fl

   any input is always welcome.

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Pink roses

  You are in a row with this delicate images John. This is no exception.

   Thank you for sharing them!
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Your Weekly Blog / Re: March 2026
« Last post by golunvolo on March 15, 2026, 20:56:20 »
Thank you again for the warm welcome to the floating people  :)

   John, thank you for the treat on cyclops and asahi super-takumar
   Daniel, that 58 neo-noct, specially the peacock, such  beautiful rendering


  Here, late evening alien's landing place
    Z9, 70-200 2.8 fl
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Processing & Publication / Re: Edit EXIF Data in NEF(s) on macOS?
« Last post by Jürgen Pfeiffer on March 15, 2026, 16:32:04 »
It might be a bit overkill just to edit EXIF data, but why not have a look at NeoFinder? Although it’s primarily a digital asset manager, it’s also very handy for editing EXIF data. Geotagging works very well too. And, as said, it’s also a comprehensive catalogueing tool.
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