Continuous is on and my d13 is setup correctlyView all in continuous modee is what you're looking for. I didn't have my Z9 with me so i can be remember if it's D13 or D14 but make sure it's turned on
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Continuous is on and my d13 is setup correctlyView all in continuous modee is what you're looking for. I didn't have my Z9 with me so i can be remember if it's D13 or D14 but make sure it's turned on
Then I'd not waste anymore time and just reset the camera back to default and make sure it's working properly. If you know your camera, it should only take 40 min to an hour to manually set it back upContinuous is on and my d13 is setup correctly
I did the reset the night I post this and still nothing someone mentioned that its normal behavior for f8-9 and above because its the diaphragm of the blades not sure how true that is but they said their camera did the same thing. Do you have a Z8 or Z9 you can test on and see if when you go above F9 there is a slight blackout like in my vids I posted.Then I'd not waste anymore time and just reset the camera back to default and make sure it's working properly. If you know your camera, it should only take 40 min to an hour to manually set it back up
Hmmm, i don't get blackout when shooting f8 or f9 with my Z9+Z800mm bit i also shot with the release timing indicator turned offI did the reset the night I post this and still nothing someone mentioned that its normal behavior for f8-9 and above because its the diaphragm of the blades not sure how true that is but they said their camera did the same thing. Do you have a Z8 or Z9 you can test on and see if when you go above F9 there is a slight blackout like in my vids I posted.
What about in single shot I only noticed it because I was doing some macro work.Hmmm, i don't get blackout when shooting f8 or f9 with my Z9+Z800mm bit i also shot with the release timing indicator turned off
I never shot in AF-S only in AF-C. Only time is every consider AF-S is on a tripod shooting products. People and the camera are always moving so i never shoot in AF-S.What about in single shot I only noticed it because I was doing some macro work.
Sorry I meant single shot in af-c I normally shot fast as well which is why I just now noticed it when I stopped to slow down.I never shot in AF-S only in AF-C. Only time is every consider AF-S is on a tripod shooting products. People and the camera are always moving so i never shoot in AF-S.
Also as a wildlife photographer I'm almost always at 20fps, never left then 10fps ava that's rare
I'll try it when i get home in about 30 min. I generally have no need to shoot in single shot. Even at 20fps I'm far enough to only shoot 2 or 3 frame at a time. Even when i used to shoot macro, i still never shot single frame personallySorry I meant single shot in af-c I normally shot fast as well which is why I just now noticed it when I stopped to slow down.
Really appreciate itI'll try it when i get home in about 30 min. I generally have no need to shoot in single shot. Even at 20fps I'm far enough to only shoot 2 or 3 frame at a time. Even when i used to shoot macro, i still never shot single frame personally
I get no Blackout shooting in single frame at 1/1600 or 1/640 at f8. The frame jumps but there is no blackout. That is normal doing down bit i never lose sight of the subject on the frame in single frame or 20fps or anywhere in betweenReally appreciate it
what about like f11?I get no Blackout shooting in single frame at 1/1600 or 1/640 at f8. The frame jumps but there is no blackout. That is normal doing down bit i never lose sight of the subject on the frame in single frame or 20fps or anywhere in between
I'm single shot at f11 there is the slightest bit of flicker. But if i put it in 20fps it's like when it was at f8 or f9 and only for the first framewhat about like f11?
Ok so normal behavior thenI'm single shot at f11 there is the slightest bit of flicker. But if i put it in 20fps it's like when it was at f8 or f9 and only for the first frame
Thank you a ton makes me feel a ton betterI'm single shot at f11 there is the slightest bit of flicker. But if i put it in 20fps it's like when it was at f8 or f9 and only for the first frame
Turn off Photo flicker reductionMy z8 randomly is showing blackout when I go above a certain aperture around f8 f9. I noticed today shooting macro did I break my camera or is this normal?
Your problem will be solved by turning off flicker reductionMy z8 randomly is showing blackout when I go above a certain aperture around f8 f9. I noticed today shooting macro did I break my camera or is this normal?
The fix is to turn off flicker reductionThat is really odd - what is the release timing indicator set to in the Custom Settings menu (d15). I don't think that's it since it's not consistent and it's out of range of the auto restore feature, but it's something to look at anyway. Also, do you have Live View set to ease of viewing instead of Show effects of settings (d10)? Although it doesn't look like the case, I wonder if it's an underexposure or something that's happening - do the image look properly exposed at F/11 ~ F/16?
I feel like it's something I've seen before but I'm not quite getting / remembering it.
nikkor 70=200 2m8 fl with ftzIII have the same behavior and found this thread. The virwfinder does a faint flickr from f5.6 and smaller. The effect is stronger the smaller the aperture.
Flicker on=off softens it
D14=on
D16= tyoe B
It is visible at any shutter speed but only the first one in continuous shooting L and barely noticeable in continuous H
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