Adamwesleyo

Yes if I have them store on one card it can pull only the jpeg to the app and display only the raw on the camera. I think this might be my only solution. The pain with that is when I pull the card to import I have to sort them to not pull the jpegs also. Not that bad of a problem I guess. Just a couple of extra steps. You would think Nikon could just add a simple "Display Jpeg- on/off" in the multi card function.

Boy when I read back what my issue is it just makes me look lazy 

Take awesome pictures of the 610 with the 610.....wait I think I created a black hole......

Yeah overexposed. Switch to manual and run that way for a while to get used to what you need to be looking for with the light meter. I find that I have to underexpose by about 1/3 of a stop to get it closer to where I want it.

I know nothing. Maybe you should ask the other Adam.

However I do have some light I could shed. It would just be shed on nothing.

Ok so I have a question. I am messing more and more with flashes for fill light and what not. I am wondering if anyone has any suggestions with a wide aperture and being able to add flash in high sunlight or ambient light situations. I've been reading up on high speed sync but would think there would be a way to run a manual flash faster than 1/200th and still be able to get a fill flash bright enough to make a difference. Everything I've been reading about HSS says you lose a lot of lighting power running HSS but I did read something about using a HSS flash as a trigger and having your slave able to fire at higher power. Does anyone have any experience with this?

Got the flash. It is great. Probably ordering another one real soon. It's economically a sound choice. Let's just see if they last.

The 1891 stone is great. Sepia would look good on it too.

I just bought a cheap set up including a Yongnuo 560 III and some diffusers and shoot through umbrellas. I'll let you know how it goes. I'm not expecting a lot for under $100 for all of it but you never know. That's why I'm experimenting.

I use bay. They have a great turnaround time and tons of options.

I enjoy landscapes & vibrant colors. I also enjoy extreme weather events.

I have mine on manual 99% of the time but I need to start using A.

Mine has not left the camera since I bought the camera. No problems as of yet.

I recently read a review on Yongnuos and it was pretty positive. They are not a knock off brand but a separate company that is making them cheap in China I believe.

I like the cabana structure in there it's the tree that bothers me. It's just kind of there. Everything else is great it just seems like that tree is right there. 

There's one here and there's also a zombie walk that day. Plus the other 30 things I have that day. I'm pretty sure Oct 5th is the busiest day in the world.