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I want to provide my experience with the camera and my take on the AF situation. Some claim their units have back-focus issue. The camera does have AF fine-tune that can be used to correct the focus.

But if amount of back-focus extends outside the fine-tune range, then it will require Nikon service. I’m sure there are units that do indeed back-focus and need repair. But I suspect many more users mistakenly and incorrectly attribute any AF issue with back-focus. Back-focus means the AF is not calibrated correctly. It will not focus right sometimes and miss focus sometimes. So I suspect the rate of true back-focus quality control issue is smaller than people claim.

Auto Focus learning curve. There is definitely learning curve on getting the D to focus correctly. D is very sensitive and this learning curve is steeper than expected. It will takes some practice and possibly changing your shooting method to get the focus consistently correct. My experience.

There are out of focus images, camera shakes, subject motion try taking photo of baby and toddler who are constantly on the move , etc. I thought I had “back-focus” issue. After doing AF test, I confirmed there is no back-focus. But there is still AF reliability.

After couple months reading web forums particularly dpreview , I finally learned the tricks on improving the AF reliability. First off, why so many people including me had problem with AF? My take: – 16 meg. With 16 meg, you can zoom in to and still see quite a bit of details. So any out of focus shots will be very apparent This might not be the case with older DSLR with less than 12 meg. Web forums stated that the AF sensor size is larger than what users see in the viewfinder.

This can cause confusion on exactly where the camera focuses. Sometimes the AF sensor focus on more contrasty region outside the AF box, which is not what the photographer intended. Here are the suggestion on focus: – Use 9-point dynamic AF area mode. The center 9 AF points are cross type, so they can focus on both vertical and horizontal features. The other AF points are either vertical or horizontal, which are not as sensitive. If using the center AF point with 9-point dynamic AF area mode, then all the center 9 cross-type AF sensors are being actively used.

With AF-C, the focus is continuously being updated. While focus is activated, move the camera ever so slightly, so the subject area where you want to focus on is being moved around the AF box in the viewfinder. As you are doing this, the focus is being updated and improved. When the focus stops changing you can hear it in the lens even as camera is being move slightly, then you know you have focus locked. You probably don’t have to do this all the time.

But for subject that can move like kids and pets , indoors lower light , and low contrast subjects, this really helps. There is no way I can use these low shutter speed without camera shake and blur on D Your mileage can vary depending on how steady your hands are. But expect to use faster shutter speeds than you are used to. Personal taste. This is particularly true if you use AF-ON for focusing. I have being using D for over 1 year now. The image quality, low light performance, dynamic range, and features are just incredible.

Luckily, I’m able to figure out the AF issue or non-issue months after I got the camera. Now, I don’t even think about the AF while shooting. I can keep my attention on the subject and framing; and enjoy the resulting images. If you don’t want to deal with the AF learning curve, then stay away from D Out of focus photos are no fun and there is no way to recover those images. I have truly come to love this camera and have been using it since Dec If you’re a beginner, as in, you have no idea about photography and are not willing to learn technical concepts, then skip this camera and just get something you can set on auto and fire away.

The D is a very sophisticated tool and it can be very frustrating if you don’t know what you’re doing. I upgraded from D50 which was excellent but I wanted better low light performance high ISO capabilities. On my D50 I had no problems getting images just as I wanted technically without much effort.

With the D I struggled at first and it took several months of reading and testing out the settings to finally understanding it. Just the focus system alone takes some knowledge to get it working the way you want to when you want to.

The focusing is fast and the body handles really well. Most controls are accessible without having to dig into the menus. Keep in mind that the bodies mentioned above don’t have motors on the body so it limits you a bit in lens selection. As far as I know, all the lenses Nikon currently makes have built in motors so it shouldn’t be an issue. Another thing to remember, cameras don’t make great pictures. The person operating the camera makes great pictures.

Getting a nice DSLR doesn’t guarantee you’ll be creating some great images. Practice makes perfect. Nice camera but I can’t get it away from my wife! This is a preliminary review. Just before a trip to the Everglades, my D’s lcd info panel light wouldn’t turn off and it kept abnormally seeking the cf card resulting in quick battery drain.

Of course the fix was having lots of batteries and turning it off when not shooting. Auto rotating LCD display provides automatic horizontal and vertical graphic display orientation.

The D60’s Question Mark icon? Nikon 3D Color Matrix Metering II: The D60’s 3D Color Matrix Metering II evaluates each scene for brightness, color, contrast, size and position of shadows and highlights, selected focus area and camera-to-subject distance, comparing that information against an onboard database of more than 30, actual photographic scenes. The result delivers instantly and precisely determined exposures for each scene, even in challenging lighting conditions.

Image Optimization Options: The D60’s Optimize Image setting lets photographers adjust color, contrast and sharpening, as well as other image settings, according to the type of scene or output desired. Settings include: Normal, Softer, Vivid, More Vivid, Portrait, Custom and Black and White, each of which are automatically adjusted based on sophisticated Nikon algorithms or user-selected settings for optimum results.

Built-in Speedlight with i-TTL Automatic Flash Control: Nikon’s innovative i-TTL flash control evaluates flash exposure with incredible precision to achieve better automatic flash balance and deliver outstanding results.

The built-in Speedlight is always ready to bring beautiful exposures to darkened conditions, as well as add sparkle for fill flash in outdoor situations for enhanced twilight shots or an added impact to daylight images.

In low-light or back-light situations, added illumination from the built-in Speedlight can make the difference between an average snapshot and a dazzling picture. AF refinements deliver greater precision with fast, more consistent subject acquisition and improved focus tracking for consistently sharper pictures. This provides greater creative freedom without the need for a computer for those who prefer to send pictures directly to a printer. Stop motion video: Creates a stop-motion animation from a sequence of images for added creative fun to your pictures.

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