04-15-2011, 06:33 PM
[quote name='ThomasD' timestamp='1302848967' post='7656']
No, the D90 is "release priority" without the possibility to change it to "focus priority".
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What I explained works in D90 (in AF mode) also:
- Set custom setting f4 to "AF ON"
- press shutter release all the way down
- come closer to the subject until it is in focus, and you will hear the shutter release and get the image...
Again, this is only when the AF is on. It is not possible to do this by turning the focus ring in MF mode (with D90).
But with the D700, if you set the switch on the body to "AF-S" or "AF-C" and then set the AF activation in the menu (a5) to "AF-ON only", you can achieve manual focus trap (by pressing the shutter release button and turning the focus ring until the subject is in focus).
Serkan
No, the D90 is "release priority" without the possibility to change it to "focus priority".
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What I explained works in D90 (in AF mode) also:
- Set custom setting f4 to "AF ON"
- press shutter release all the way down
- come closer to the subject until it is in focus, and you will hear the shutter release and get the image...
Again, this is only when the AF is on. It is not possible to do this by turning the focus ring in MF mode (with D90).
But with the D700, if you set the switch on the body to "AF-S" or "AF-C" and then set the AF activation in the menu (a5) to "AF-ON only", you can achieve manual focus trap (by pressing the shutter release button and turning the focus ring until the subject is in focus).
Serkan