>Paul Stenquist wrote: > I was shooting some table top food for stock this afternoon. Had the > *ist D set to manual. PC cord was attached to one monolight, the > others were on slave. I shot about 50 frames, then on frame 51 the lcd > review image didn't appear. I hit the review button. Nothing > happened. I looked at the window on the top of the camera. All the > data was still in place. I went to take another shot. Nothing. > Couldn't raise an image, couldn't take a shot. I turned the camera > off, then on again. Nothing. Finally, I removed the battery grip and > the batteries, then replaced them and turned the camera back on. > Everything was fine after that. I shot another 20 frames or so without > incident. It was sort of like a computer freeze. Has anyone else > experienced anything like that? Could I have caused it by pushing the > display button repeatedly while the buffer was full? In any case, I > hope it doesn't happen again. > Paul
I've had problems with my Nikon D1h not turning on the monitor when I hit the review button, and occasionally firing a frame that does not expose, almost exactly like the *istD experience you mention. Removing the battery and replacing it solves the problem. The Nikon seems to have a pretty intimate dialogue with its batteries, so it may be fussier this way. DJE
