My second (replacement for the one stolen) is only lightly used, no apparent problems.
Footnote: I had the same problems that others have reported with the feature which is supposed to sense the higher charged of the two battery sets (in camera vs. in vertical grip battery holder thingee). Most often it seemed that the camera would drain one set of batteries, then complain of low batteries. Turning the switch off-on fixed that. The next time I would switch off-on it would revert to using the drained batteries, complain. this was a minor nusience. I also had 2-3 system crashes where the camera just froze up. Battery removal, a 10-second delay for good luck, followed by battery reinsertion always cured the problem.
Stan
On Dec 10, 2004, at 6:49 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One last question,i hope, foilks.:-)
Of the folks on this list, or friends of folks on this list:
1- How many have bought the camera and had to return it soon after with a malfunction ie:
backfocus
problems,battery problems,to many hot pixels etc.
I'm curious to see what the ratio might be. I know a few have complained but i think for
the most part
the majority have had little or no problems.
Thanks for your time
No obligation<g>
Keep in mind my choice to aquire the D is for a walkaround digital,not so much for work.
Dave
