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Those pieces definitely show brassing and other signs of general usage, with a price that shows in that condition their value in today’s market that reflects what a new one cost back in 2016-2018.  The MD 262 is a model that holds its value more than most cameras ever…📷💵

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On 1/9/2025 at 2:33 PM, m-d262 said:

 

Yes, and notice that Foterna has 2 available. This is the seller that attempted to buy a third for in the 4k range. That should tell you something.
Overall pricing is interesting nonetheless, and I will be keeping an eye on any further ads, as I am sure many of us do.

Foterna is way overpriced, and says of several items it has two in stock with the same description of usage. Sounded fake to me, so I skipped him when buying sth else.

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2 hours ago, Olaf_ZG said:

Foterna is way overpriced, and says of several items it has two in stock with the same description of usage. Sounded fake to me, so I skipped him when buying sth else.

Always look at the feedback to make sure who you’re dealing with…📷

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4 minutes ago, Anthony MD said:

Always look at the feedback to make sure who you’re dealing with…📷

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Someone with 100% positive feedback isn’t the type to be fake.

Overpriced maybe…📷

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1 minute ago, Anthony MD said:

A strategy of some sellers on eBay often have the same item listed twice to have a better chance of a sale, it’s not a scam…🥸

He wrote with one camera, that qty available 2 pieces. And both had 4400 clicks? Or he only described the best one… anyway, it just didn’t felt good.

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This seller has two MD 262’s for sale…📷📷

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Each camera has a different serial number…!
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These are the two cameras being sold by the same seller…📷📷

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MD officially in hand and, oh boy, it feels amazing.

In my test shots, I noticed, the dng file preview on my machine (windows 10) is very small, 160x120px. Is this normal?
The files load up full size, as expected, in LRC and the resulting jpg files are sized appropriately. 

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10 minutes ago, andybarton said:

Can you change the preview size in Windows?

The dng file properties themselves show as 160x120, whereas, other dng files from other cameras I have, show the full image size.

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1 hour ago, m-d262 said:

MD officially in hand and, oh boy, it feels amazing.

In my test shots, I noticed, the dng file preview on my machine (windows 10) is very small, 160x120px. Is this normal?
The files load up full size, as expected, in LRC and the resulting jpg files are sized appropriately. 

This is the information on my Mac desktop of the MD 262…📷

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9 minutes ago, Anthony MD said:

By the way, the MD 262 shoots only RAW, not JPEG…📷

Yes, my comment about jpgs was that the resulting jpgs post processing are correctly sized.

It seems these two links are referencing a similar situaiton, the latter especially.

 

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1 hour ago, m-d262 said:

160x120px. Is this normal

Yes this is normal. The embedded jpg within the DNG file is tiny. My one criticism of the M-D!

Unfortunately many programs use the embedded jpg thumbnail when you browse or flick through images, and this means the images will be tiny or very blurry if upscaled. So you need an image browser that can quickly show raw files, like  the aptly-named Fast Raw Viewer for Mac and Windows, or Raw Power for iOS.

Or you can simply use your normal program to batch process your DNGs into jpgs ‘blind’, using a basic profile (go and have dinner while it’s churning away) and then come back and skim through the fulls sized jpgs to check for sharpness etc and make your final crops and colour tweaks on the jpgs, or go back to the RAWs for critical editing. 

 

 

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I have just tested Photos on ipad as the newest versions of this program keep getting better and better and I see that it has no problem displaying M-D raw files full screen with plenty of detail and sharpness. So either it can handle pure raw images very quickly (M4 processor!) or it has managed to find another size of embedded jpg (I know M11 raws have several sizes of embedded jpg for example).

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13 minutes ago, Datsch said:

I have just tested Photos on ipad as the newest versions of this program keep getting better and better and I see that it has no problem displaying M-D raw files full screen with plenty of detail and sharpness. So either it can handle pure raw images very quickly (M4 processor!) or it has managed to find another size of embedded jpg (I know M11 raws have several sizes of embedded jpg for example).

This does appear to be a windows issue. I just sent the same dng to my ipad and it displays as seemingly full size. As long as its windows and not me, I am fine with it.

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