It's in the settings.

Playback Menu --> Display Mode

You can turn on or off those features.

I read that part too.

Are you using AFS lens? I read that AFS lens allows you to use manual focus when in autofocus. Not sure about the camera compatibility. For the AFS lens, the settings for autofocus is A/M, which means it's auto/manual.

From kenrockwell site, he mentioned the warning is for manual-focus lens, but after I re-read the manual in pg. 99, there is 3 types of lens listed.
AF-S lens
AF lens
Manual Focus lens

The warning is stated for AF lens, but it didn't mention about manual focusing, it mentioned that not to switch the lens focus mode to M when the camera focus-mode selector is set to AF. Failure to observe this precaution could damage the camera.

Seems like it's talking about switching into the wrong mode with AF lens, instead of focusing manually.


As for kenrockwell website, it's stated otherwise, he stated for manual-focus lens instead (unless he meant manual-focus lens = AF lens in Manual focus mode):

http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/d7000.htm

Nikon's user's manual says selecting the wrong mode with a manual-focus lens locks the shutter, which if true, is far worse than a mode button, with which other cameras simply default to A mode when P or S is selected accidentally with manual-focus lenses.

50mm F1.4 DX? I can't find this DX format lens?
I saw some seller list down this as well, but when I google it, can't find this lens?

Got for D7000 bro

G maybe not special, the special in my personal opinion is the AF-S and the ability for manual focus override in autofocus (A/M switch).
Well, that's my personal preference.

Shouldn't be surprising I think, since they do camcorders?

This post has been edited by Andy214: Nov 29 2010, 01:11 AM

Should be there gua, unless Bumble Bee decides to transform and roll out, or Batman need his car.