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I just shot a portrait session with a new Nikon D750 for the first time the other day and several times during the shoot the image did not immediately display on the LED after releasing the shutter, instead I got an hourglass for about 5 seconds before it showed up. Slightly annoying for a portrait shoot, but I am shooting a wedding Saturday and that obviously would be more than slightly annoying at key times during a wedding and reception.. anyone ever have this happen before? I was saving to both card simultaneously on Sandisk 32gb 80mb/s cards..
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ALM_327,
There appears to be trouble with the shutter on the D750 about flare problems, dark/ugly banding and delay in writing to card. All over forums, etc.
General Google search HERE
STORY ON FLARE/BANDING
Trev
If I am not mistaken on the Nikon's you can hit the "i" button during playback to choose which card to playback. Or hold down the bracket button? can't remember exactly but I know there is a way and if my memory serves me its on page 245 of the 750 manual. (The only reason I know this is I had researched it for a friend having problems with the Nikon way back when)
-Jay