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Hi!
I own 2 Nikon D5, and just realised that one of the cameras is a lot slower than the other when using continuous shooting (12fps). One is not as quick as the other. As far as I can tell they both have the same settings. So, just wondering if anybody's experienced this problem and if so know of any potential solution or reason.
Regards,
Erik
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Usually I'd suggest making sure all things like (can't remember the names) auto-dynamic lighting thingy and lens corrections etc are turned off. Maybe a reset?
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