> Dave ... it's digital photography - whoops, image capture. Do you expect > rational explanations for the way all the electrons and electronic bits > interact with one another? Just think of the problems various "operating > systems" have had in the past, and still have. Why should you expect more, > or more logic, from your camera?
Because the D1 works just fine and its big brother the D2H won;t. I quess i expect to much from a $4300 camera, but your point is taken.:-) Its just funny i can get 99.9% good results from a $1300 camera(istD) and 75% from the supposedly better one. I have been trying for over a year now to work through this and i'v just about hadit unless my latest Nikon trip produces some results > > Just a suggestion - can you shoot in all manual mode, setting the ap and > the shutter. As long as the light doesn't change much you should get more > consistent results. Looks like that might be my only option unless Nikon has a fix. Thanks for your time Shel. > > Shel > > > > [Original Message] > > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > > > I get the same thing if I am shooting too fast, especially with jpegs. > > > I think the sensor is overheating (not per se, but I do think it is a > flaw > > > in the capture device when it is too busy). > > > > > > William Robb > > > > > > > > Possible, but with these i'm just shooting a fence about every 20-30 > seconds,1 shot,no > > rapid fire. > >