K10 Continuous shooting The salesman at the local shop said that the K10 has a buffering problem in continuous shooting mode. Has anyone experienced any problems in this mode?Thanks for any input.Bill K10 Continuous shooting The salesman at the local shop said that the K10 has a buffering problem in continuous shooting mode. Has anyone experienced any problems in this mode?Thanks for any... » Read More K10 Continuous shooting The salesman at the local shop said that the K10 has a buffering problem in continuous shooting mode. Has anyone experienced any problems in this mode?Thanks for any input.Bill « Show Less
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My K10d with Sandisk extreme II card, shooting jpegs, you can fill the card at 3 frames/sec (no delay). You have two RAW formats to choose from. You can shoot up to 13 frames at same speed using PEF and 16 frames with DNG before the buffer fills up.
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I haven't had any issues with the buffer that you wouldn't have with any other camera. If you are shooting in high res JPEG only, the camera can easily squeeze off 6 straight shots (3 per second). If you shoot RAW+JPEG, you can expect 3-4 before lag catches up with you. Most sources say a high speed SD card helps also, but I just use regular Sandisk cards without effecting what I want to accomplish. I got some great shots in continuous mode with RAW+JPEG of an Osprey diving into the water and coming back out with a trout. It sounds like the salesman wanted to sell you on a high dollar "professional" Nikon or Canon Mark II with a higher profit margin. I haven't had any issues with the buffer that you wouldn't have with any other camera. If you are shooting in high res JPEG only, the camera can easily squeeze off 6 straight shots (3 per second). If you shoot RAW+JPEG, you can expect 3-4 before lag catches up with you. Most sources say a high speed SD card helps also, but I just use regular Sandisk cards without effecting what I want to accomplish. I got some great shots in continuous mode with RAW+JPEG of an Osprey diving into the water and coming back out with a trout. It sounds like the salesman wanted to sell you on a high dollar... » Read More I haven't had any issues with the buffer that you wouldn't have with any other camera. If you are shooting in high res JPEG only, the camera can easily squeeze off 6 straight shots (3 per second). If you shoot RAW+JPEG, you can expect 3-4 before lag catches up with you. Most sources say a high speed SD card helps also, but I just use regular Sandisk cards without effecting what I want to accomplish. I got some great shots in continuous mode with RAW+JPEG of an Osprey diving into the water and coming back out with a trout. It sounds like the salesman wanted to sell you on a high dollar "professional" Nikon or Canon Mark II with a higher profit margin. « Show Less
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My wb30f started doing this as well. It is a recent problem because it used to work fine. Now just goes to msn website. I have been in contact with Samsung support but so far no resolution to the problem. I'm thinking it is a problem with their servers. Im pretty sure the camera contacts their servers before redirecting to FB or Picasa. I don't know why nobody at Samsung knows about this problem or why it hasn't been fixed. Sorry that I cannot help you (or me) at this time. SAMSUNG where are you???
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Yes, I think I have had this problem. It was very accurate last time I put it down so I will let you knowthe next time I shoot with it. This busy holiday schedule is preventing me from shooting but I will checkon this when I get a chance.
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Did the Sony you bought have Steady Shot? And if so, does it work with all your Minolta lenses? My main concern is how long Sony will continue to support these lenses, i.e. make backs that can fully use the Minolta M lenses. For one thing, I DID find out that those nice new Sony NEX's do NOT support all functions of the Minolta M lenses, such as Steady Shot. And as you know, Minolta's have gone from Minolta, to Konica/Minolta, to Sony. I don't have any Canon or Nikon lenses, so I would have to start from scratch, but I AM pretty sure that they are going to stick around and be the same companies! (and yes, they excellent continuity of their entire line of lenses). Did the Sony you bought have Steady Shot? And if so, does it work with all your Minolta lenses? My main concern is how long Sony will continue to support these lenses, i.e. make backs that can fully use the Minolta M lenses. For one thing, I DID find out that those nice new Sony NEX's do NOT support all functions of the Minolta M lenses, such as Steady Shot. And as you know, Minolta's have gone from Minolta, to Konica/Minolta, to Sony. I don't have any Canon or Nikon lenses, so I would have to start from scratch, but I AM pretty sure that they are going to stick around and be... » Read More Did the Sony you bought have Steady Shot? And if so, does it work with all your Minolta lenses? My main concern is how long Sony will continue to support these lenses, i.e. make backs that can fully use the Minolta M lenses. For one thing, I DID find out that those nice new Sony NEX's do NOT support all functions of the Minolta M lenses, such as Steady Shot. And as you know, Minolta's have gone from Minolta, to Konica/Minolta, to Sony. I don't have any Canon or Nikon lenses, so I would have to start from scratch, but I AM pretty sure that they are going to stick around and be the same companies! (and yes, they excellent continuity of their entire line of lenses). « Show Less
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I usually use the 6 shot mode. I seem to be losing a little power after 20 (6 shot) sequences---- though I am not sure. More testing.
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I haven't written a review, and haven't even read the other reviews (yet), but I am *definitely* having the soft focus and out of focus problems you are referring to. I can take 10 consecutive pictures - same lighting/angle, etc. and maybe one will be a good picture, 4 not so good, and 5 completely unusable. I wonder if certain models cause this, or if some of these were just defective. I bought because of all the positive reviews, but wish I would've spoke up when I first received my camera.
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I would not recommend this model.... I have had 2 of them go out on me withing several months and Cannon said they wouldn't fix the 2nd one.. not happy. I love my 1000 and 1200 models though. All do have delays though!
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It's funny... I had the same concerns. But there is a new driver that fixed a big portion of that. But truthfully... The tablet draws fine. Most of the jitter I saw on the YouTube demos was due to pulling lines in their software incorrectly. I put out a Web comic each week, and have no problems. Feel free to check out the lines if you're curious. 1d4Rounds.com And contact us on there with any questions... Im happy to answer any questions I can.
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I do not have the K3 yet. It works for my K10D and my WG3 point and shoot I imagine it would for the K3. Do you have the K3? If so what do you think?
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I've had the camera about two years and had the same problem. Apparently the flash is a very weak feature -- I see the same complaint over and over again in reviews of this model. I would rather take it in to a camera shop than send it to Kodak or buy a new camera, but was told that even the shop would just send it to Kodak and charge me extra for being a middleman. Very poor design of flash and battery usage (another common problem -- even with fully charged Kodak rechargable batteries, you only get a few shots at the maximum 8 MP).
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I have has no problems and am still enjoying it. Hope you are able to solve problem soon. Problems like this are really discouraging.
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Others have mentioned the refresh rate. What does that mean? I have the (less expensive) KDE and watching motion causes significant pixilation. I thought that with everything else being excellent, I could live with that. Not so. I have ordered the KD from Amazon so that I can double the refresh rate. Once your eye acclimates to the TV, even a stationary actor can pixilate if there is hand motion (of course, it is only the moving hand which pixilates).
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Hello, Please consult your user manual first to make sure you've got everything correctly. Then, please send us an e-mail, if your problem persists. From our experience with this model since its introduction 3 years ago, the actual defect rate is very very low (well under 1% ... and probably even less). Most of the customer's "defect" claims turned out to be user errors. We are here to assist you. For us to provide faster/more efficient service, it would very much help if you consult the user manual first. Thank you. ______________________________ www.LegioAerium.com A veteran owned family business. Quality, Service & Integrity Authorized KPS and SMDV Dealer for the U.S. ______________________________
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Well I an over and back chat with Kubik people in UK..and I recommended some fine tuning of the pruduct do away with video on that some other things and the tech people were also dealing the a far smother directory interaction..so they may have improved a clumsy directory that was also unstable by now.My suggestion would be to email them in UK..and find out if they have resolved the issues I brought up it is an excellent basic model.with limitations..trying to do too much..cheers
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I have found there is lag, but if you point and shoot you can take a shot! YOU will not see it on view finder , it will have last picture taken on it , but still will take a shot ! I am taking mine to Aruba this year and can't wait! I took amazing video in Key west and beautiful pics. as well!
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It's funny... I had the same concerns.But there is a new driver that fixed a big portion of that.But truthfully... The tablet draws fine. Most of the jitter I saw on the YouTube demos was due to pulling lines in their software incorrectly.I put out a Web comic each week, and have no problems.Feel free to check out the lines if you're curious.1d4Rounds.comAnd contact us on there with any questions... Im happy to answer any questions I can.
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Can you describe the conditions and the camera settings in which you usually see this? Are you shooting long bursts? In low light? What memory card are you using? Have you tried a different one? Have you reformated the memory card in the camera recently? Are you shooting jpeg, RAW or both?