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January 26th 07, 01:17 PM
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D70s Burst Mode Slowdown
Hi there,
I used to get about 3fps with my D70s + 80x CF when shooting JPEG. Now I only seem to get about 1 a second. When I take shots at 8000 / 3.5 in burst mode the display says r10 when doing a normal JPEG. I tried formatting the card and resetting the menus but it has made no effect. any ideas? Thanks, Gary 
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January 26th 07, 01:32 PM
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D70s Burst Mode Slowdown
"garazy" writes:
I used to get about 3fps with my D70s + 80x CF when shooting JPEG. Now I only seem to get about 1 a second. When I take shots at 8000 / 3.5 in burst mode the display says r10 when doing a normal JPEG. I tried formatting the card and resetting the menus but it has made no effect. any ideas? Check whether you've switched the AF setting to continuous or something like that.
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January 26th 07, 02:40 PM
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D70s Burst Mode Slowdown
garazy screamed in distress on this frequency wrote:
I used to get about 3fps with my D70s + 80x CF when shooting JPEG. Now I only seem to get about 1 a second. When I take shots at 8000 / 3.5 in burst mode the display says r10 when doing a normal JPEG. I tried formatting the card and resetting the menus but it has made no effect. Were you shooting at a reduced resolution (smaller file size) before? Austin
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January 26th 07, 05:54 PM
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D70s Burst Mode Slowdown
On 26 Jan 2007 05:17:48 -0800, "garazy" wrote:
I used to get about 3fps with my D70s + 80x CF when shooting JPEG. Now I only seem to get about 1 a second. When I take shots at 8000 / 3.5 in burst mode the display says r10 when doing a normal JPEG. I tried formatting the card and resetting the menus but it has made no effect. any ideas? Well, I am not sure about this but I remember reading somewhere (may be it was a user's comment in popphoto) that turning on long exposure noise reduction slows down the burst speed even for short exposures. I don't use burst mode and don't have my camera at hand to experiment, but you might want to try it. Have a nice day, Pradeep -- All opinions are mine and do not represent the views or policies of my employer. R Pradeep Chandran rpc AT pobox DOT com
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January 27th 07, 12:09 AM
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D70s Burst Mode Slowdown
Thanks guys,
I've switched off long exposure noise reduction and it is all working sweet. Gary
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January 27th 07, 01:16 AM
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D70s Burst Mode Slowdown
"garazy" wrote in message oups.com... Thanks guys, I've switched off long exposure noise reduction and it is all working sweet. Gary Thanks for the follow-up -- I have filed that away in my folder ... it certainly sounds like something I would do :-) mikey
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