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Even the cable feels thick and solid, and nothing feels cheap and nasty. This is consistent across all the components. It’s plastic, but it doesn’t feel cheap, and the overall quality of the product matches the price range.

The quality of construction on the CamRanger 2 is excellent. I only have Sony, and I had no issues with both the A7iii or A7riii.

#Check your dragonframe serial number full

You can find a full list of the supported cameras here. The CamRanger 2 supports a wide variety of cameras from Sony, Nikon, Canon and Fujifilm. The data cable is specific to the camera you use, and buyers can select their camera at the time of ordering. I would really appreciate any kind of input, experience or knowledge on this matter and possibly what could be the issues I am currently having.The case provided with the CamRanger 2 is hard, providing protection against drops or damage in the bag. Unfortunately I did not have the money to buy it new.īut thats another thing I want to mention of course when I bought it off a private dealer I tested it out the photos were actually great there was no issues with the photos and I was happy from that moment however now I'm really starting to regret it as I don't know what I am doing wrong.Īnd the most intriguing but confusing part of all this is on dragonframe on the test panel the pictures were coming out excellent quality however on live view and taking photos normal they were blurry or too dark or just plain out of focus and yes I have attempted it in auto focus it still does not give me any kind of improvement I even have Image Stabilization its not like my hand shakes anyway its a still image and the fact my camera is always mounted on a tripod really is starting to worry me what could be the issue and what can I attempt to fix this? When I increase it the set goes dark and its not because I have the camera to close to the minifigs either cause I also pulled it right away and attempted it it was still blurry but I still have to argue that its the user and not the camera as I am also not familiar at all with this camera and I also bought this camera used.

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It's not a dumb question at all haha my aperture settings is normally anywhere between 6-11 but my main problem is it still doesn't actually focus even when its lower and when its higher it seems to get worse I use to have a canon 1100D and it was great I never had these issues so if you know anything I'd love to hear it to be honest not even the ISO is helping for lightness of the camera even when I decrease it. Sorry for my late response I've had a very busy day all day today.

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Would appreciate any help on this situation.ĮDIT: The picture has gotten brighter but it still very very grainy and note this is only on dragonframe live view! on the tests shots on dragonframe there coming out great, but even unplugged from the pc the live view of the things I am taking photos are still grainy and quite dark. I use to use a canon 1000d and I never experienced this problem if anyone can help me I'd be more than appreciative as I have been trying to work on a scripted film I've been working on, and can't due to this issue. But that's not all when I use dragonframe this is the weird thing when I go testing shot the photo is actually clear and looks great! But when I go to liveview its dark and pixelated!? Why is this? I know I'm not doing something right and I most likely have the wrong settings that's were I need your help. Its a Nikon 5100D I have read alot on this camera and seen it take photos with amazing crystal clear photos however when I take pictures its all blurry and pixelated. I am quite new to DSLR and just recently bought this one. Now my problem I'm having is with dragonframe and my DSLR. Hey there guys first of all I'm new to this site I had a nice welcome by a few members already and like to say thanks for helping me out.