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Dzień dobry, Mam taką frezarkę przerobioną na CNC, niestety upadła mi na silnik w osi X krzywiąc śrubę pociągową, może wie Pan czy można taką śrubę gdzieś dostać lub dorobić, to chyba śruba trapezowa M6.

I want to buy a Full Frame camera but it seems that every brand/model I research has a problem. The Sony a7ii seems to have a "camera error. Turn camera off and on" problem, plus very bad battery life. The D600/610 with the oil spots. I haven't researched Canon yet.

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Can someone please explain to me about this? I'm planning to upgrade to nikon d750. Thanks

NO WAY !!!! really?

use a lens hood

I still love my D700, no way I upgraded to this. Does anybody know if the D810 have this problem?

i like people finding the source of a problem before the manufactorer.

this is due to internal design

Sell away this bloody camera. Nikon sucks, mate. Go get Sony or Canon or Fujifilm. They are much better anyway.

That is why you don't buy Nikon. Because Nikon sucks. They build overpriced and shitty quality cameras.

That's why not trade my old cameras, for these modern. As I always say, the technology is taking the quality of things and dumber! Just pay attention ...

Mine doesn't have this problem; I've tested it. I think the problem comes from de AF sensor's assembly. If you're buying a D750 in a store, ask them to open the box, and check this AF sensor.

The refection from the AF sensor is inconsequential because it doesn't reach the sensor. (Otherwise, it should show up as a bright band rather than a darker band on the image) What you are able to demonstrate is the top part of the flare at the bottom of the mirror box being "cut off" by the AF sensor and not reaching the sensor causing the band effect.

I have a similar issue even with the hood on at about 60mm. If I use my hand, I can shield it to eliminate the problem. I think the hood is a little too small. I am looking into a bigger hood liked the one for 28-300mm with a 77mm filter thread.

Could you please mention the serial/batch No for both the good and bad D750 ?

I wasn't even shooting in harsh conditions, just a ceiling light in my son's room.

I have the same problem using the 35mm prime. The lens hood helped to eliminate that. But on the 24-120mm with the small hood, I had problem at focal length beyond 60mm. Serial number 3011××××.

Nekem nem csinálja ezt a D750. Több fajta version is készült belőle?

Uhm... thank u very much. It's sign, i was about to replace 7d with it. (I know Nikon guys will hate me now) Now, lets be serious. It's not like ur wasting couple of hundred euros, it's a cheap fx, al right, but 2000e isnt something i'd easily forget. At least my wife wouldnt for sure. :) Not sure how often it happens though, i suppose we'd have much more videos or posts about if it's something that happens each time u point ur camera into bright light. I've read many posts and from what i've seen It's a "special" angle issue. And it's deffo not a flare, it's shadow of something which blocks light coming there and makes it, otherwise u wouldnt have clear line. Too bad really i was really happy to get one.

look at the flare ... after the fix ... it is still there but without the shadow from the top ... this means it's not a reflection it is a shadow on the flare

Do not put anything inside the body, this is not a solution! Tomasz did it just to show you where the problem is. Thank him for that! This will allow you to point the problem to the Nikon Service during complaint, you can't fix it that way though. Tomku - szacun za diagnozę!

wow so the solution is to put some metal to it, but to risky if we get the camera moving around then somehow it scratch the sensor, thanks for the video sir

Is this the fix for the problem? There seem to be something important that you covered to rid the issue (metering sensor?)

Bad is when focus box is up or what?