sometimes I felt that D7k dedicated ISO button is a misplace.

D3s only decent body lar
Now saving money... get 70-200 VR II next year
way to go for me

U want it place it on top ?

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Added on May 28, 2011, 12:25 amErm, btw, how do i change the AF point selection mode on D90/D7000 ?
I duno how to use, the shop people ask me to buy D7k only teach me he said haha

This post has been edited by 168257061: May 28 2011, 12:25 AM

exactly!! on top would be great! Is there any model that place on top?

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Added on May 28, 2011, 12:28 amYou could find it at the left side just under your lens where you can change the AF or MF. Press the button along with your shutter speed dial to change whatever preference you like. Just thought this to one of my friends that got his d7k last week

This post has been edited by elainor: May 28 2011, 12:28 AM

For D7000, there's a button on the A/M Focus Mode Selector, press the button and rotate the Main Dial at the same time to switch in between modes

Not necessary need to buy, just download the Nikon D7000 manual jau ok la

now i confuse, is he asking the af mode? such as matrix, center weight etc?
if so, then on D90 the button near the on/off button, same as D7000 nid to rotate the main dial..
btw, D7000 change to btm there..wont it be hard to change?

definitely.. ISO button on the back side of the cam is pretty annoying for me

My D3100's function button act like dedicated ISO button. it was on the left side of the cam

I set my iso to the thumb dail. Easier. Hehe. Unless if i'm in M mode then i need to press the iso button then dail.

nowadays oso hardly change ISO, cos set auto-ISO on
base 200, limit 1600, limit shutter speed 1/50

all nikon dslr's have their iso buttons misplaced, even the D3.
only canon has it right

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Added on May 28, 2011, 1:02 amhmm...i find the rubber on the bg better...cos can feel the rubbery friction grip etc.


This post has been edited by Everdying: May 28 2011, 01:02 AM

No, he's asking for AF mode but not Metering mode. AF mode is where you set the mode of Auto-Focus of how many focus points you wanted to use

Ditto, been using this setup since day one I got my D90 lol

Anyways now doing my last minute gear check and stuff, will be leaving for battlefield putrajaya soon

Guys need a bit help here.

I'm using a Nikon D80 + 50mm + bg.

Yesterday i try to turn it on , take a couple of random shot in my room.
The battery indicator still full , but after a few snap there is some kind of "beeping" sound during my snap.

Now i'm very blur2

Hope you guys can help me..very sayang

Used to do this, but couple of times I accidentally changed the ISO So currently disabled it already lol.

On D700 not an issue cause the button is on top instead of beside the LCD.

You mean can be turned off by going to :
edit > preferences > presets > "apply auto tone adjustments" ?

I've done that but i still feel the RAW shots loaded into my LR is not the same look+color as what i shoot in the camera.
I didnt set any presets (selected None) when i import the pictures into library. But the pic still looks a bit diff than in camera, they look overexposed.
How can I make them look exactly as in the camera? And how to create a preset that makes it look the same as in camera?
Is brightness +50, contrast +25 the same as camera?

This post has been edited by mmohdnor: May 28 2011, 11:20 AM

Of course it wouldn't be same as what you shot in the camera. In the camera, its preview with "Picture Control" applied. Actual RAW file is without any adjustment applied. But as jchue mention, if you load the RAW file in ViewNX or CaptureNX, it's able to apply those presets you applied in your camera; AFAIK, LR doesn't have those preset values, thus, it applied the general value.

I did googled around before, there was some Nikon preset, but I didn't really go and find out more. You can try finding Nikon preset for LR? Or anybody have any information about this?
As I usually PP, so I didn't really bother about these preset;
Maybe you can also try PP the RAW file to look like the JPEG output result, and then try to enhance it further?

Actually, there's an option where you can choose Nikon Standard, Nikon Vivid, Nikon Portrait etc. Its on the develop tab, scroll down you should see it.

It will look similar, but not 100%. Adobe just try to mimic Nikon's processing only. If your Picture Control you did something like reduce saturation etc, then you need to do trial and error.

hmm ..thanks andy. will try to look for it.
cy: yeah, there's nikon standard, vivid, etc. but not close i think.

im always amazed by how ppl can consistently get the right colors and white balance across a set of pictures. still learning with raw shoots .

Stuck at dubai for 5 hrs....siennzz.
And its 4 bloody am here!

If you shoot RAW, its easy to get consistent color and white balance

The setting will be close, Nikon doesn't reveal their image processing to third party company like Adobe.

Do some shoots at the airport and share with us . Interior photography Good since not much (or maybe nobody else?) there.

Yea csagi! would like to see some architecture perspectives in the airport! Cheers!