Questions & Answers for: Nikon D pixel settings

...with an annoyance to deal with. However, it sounds to me as though you've got either a dead or hot pixel on the CCD which will cause problems in the adjacent pixels creating a "line". Take a look at ...

mottled bright pixels appear on images hello, I have just bought a nikon d40x and got it all set up. However, when looking back at the photos they do not look as they should with sections of differing

telephoto lens takes pictures with jagged pixel-blocky edges. I tried out my old Nikkor 70 mm zoom lens (non-digital) on my new D40x set it to manual, and selected RAW rather than JPEG file setting. I

information correctly, then it will give varying results. However, Nikon's 420 pixel RGB sensor on the D200 may also be taking WB readings. I'll be talking to Nikon soon, but try manual settings first

...bit and with only 6.1mp zooming in heaps is never going to be pretty. If the "blobs" of colour and pixelation are severe you may have a sensor or processing

...highlights? If only a small percentage of the total frame is involved, it won't account for many pixels. That means any peak at the "white" end of the histogram graph would be pretty small, and ...

Images are Suffering From Artifacting & Discolored Pixels Hi, I'm an ameture photographer and am having trouble with my image quality. I'm using a Nikon D60, and have tried shooting with various ...

...18-105 lens. The black spot can be from one or two sources. The first, is a called a stuck or hot pixel. Your camera's sensor has 12.9 million pixels (12.3 million are used for the image). Many ...

...settings. Select the one you want then try a test shot. The higher quality setting (1280 X 720 pixels) uses more memory. The default setting is 640 x 424 pixels and the lowest quality setting ...

I have a Fuji Finepix AX200 how do I take a 300 dpi photo and what is the setting DPI (dots per inch) is an output parameter and is completely irrelevant to the camera. Imagine taking a picture that's