depends...

when you half press shutter button you see the red dot blinking, that's the point it will focus and 3D tracking use motion tracking to track the subject, if it detect the subject is moving it will move the tracking point forward and if your subject suddenly stop moving it might not be able to focus sometime, that's what i found out when i shoot motorsport last time

i also found that AF-C on our camera doesn't work well with subject moving towards our camera but works better for left right and up down panning, and 3D tracking AF-C check for focus every few millisecond which i find not very good for me so i normally use single point or auto area

if you are moving yourself with your subject then better use single point AF-C

AF-S is the best for still life, events and portrait, i use AF-C for sports and panning only

you might need to change the AF-C priority selection to focus if you are on release mode, focus priority the camera will make sure it is in focus before taking the shoots while release mode the camera will take the shoot no matter it is in focus or while it is focusing

my house humidity level has reached 83% because of the weather, hope my lens dont get fungus soon

tomorrow has to sunbath them already

get the humidity meter from daiso for RM5

but not sure is accurate or not

copy "F8 and be there" then paste it in google la

http://www.shutterphoto.net/article/f8-and...ees-philosophy/

just google for the basics of photography then learn from there and most important SHOOT MORE!!

i never try AF-F, i heard full time is not really accurate all the time

use manual focus if you can

nice shot, would be better if those black cloud is not there

if got 3G then can whatsapp already ;

no one know what happen before and after this photo is taken

i'm going for both days, but dont know what time though

aiya....i only use available light without flash

i dont like over saturated red

over than that is nice

aperture priority, auto ISO with maximum ISO 6400, minimum shutter 1/60

or manual mode, auto ISO, maximum ISO 6400, minimum shutter 1/60

i use 1/100 and faster shutter if i want to secure a sharp shoot

lightning at entrance is play, but the ticketing counter there is bad yet still so many cosplayers there and there are even people who setup mini studio

most of the pictures i taken is at 2nd floor at the other end of the hall which have better lightning and less crowded

day 1: 22 picture
day 2: 50 picture

not much if compare to some of the people who shoot 300+ photos

i use matrix metering all the way, forget to change to spot metering

only a few picture i use spot metering

so i heard sunway convention center got very bad lightning


DSC_6628 by K_S16, on Flickr

so i post a cute & sweet girl here to brighten up the day and this thread

the nikon remote control can do that

if you use the shutter button it will close the shutter when you release

even if D600 released it should be at a lower end compare to D800