New answers tagged nikon-d7000
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The D7100 and D7000 are nearly identical. You get higher resolution and built-in HDR is the major difference. You get a few more AF points but if you shoot mainly architecture and landscapes, they will make no difference. HDR you can do yourself since the D7000 also does bracketing.
The extra resolution only makes a difference for large prints. If you print ...
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Buy the D7000 and get an extra 50mm f.18 lens and you will not notice any difference, believe me!
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Another thing you can do with the D7000 that I found to be useful is to reprogram the AE-L/AF-L button (auto-exposure/auto-focus lock) to operate the focus. (This is function control f5.) Then select a single focus point (see Focus Point Selection, page 96 in the user manual). I set mine up to use the center focus point.
This has worked well for me, even ...
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Set your Nikon D7000 to auto focus using AF-S and select one of the 9 cross-type focus points as the only active point. Set your aperture to the widest (lowest number) your lens will allow.
Place the point you have selected over the part of the scene you want to selectively focus.
Half-press the shutter button to lock focus on your subject and continue to ...
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This depends on the camera you are using, and if this camera has an option to select a specific focus point for focusing: you could then turn your camera with the focus point on the subject you want to focus on, then press the shutter halfway so the camera focuses on the intended subject. Then finally change your composition and press the shutter further to ...
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