![]() ![]() Well, it works for me but it did take me a few weeks of practice to get the hang of it. I also set the AF mode to AC-C, which means that, should I want following focus on a moving object, all I have to do is hold the back button down instead of releasing it for static shots. Personally, I have changed to “back-button-focusing”, where the shutter no longer activates auto-focus, meaning that you have to press the “AF-ON” button separately.įor me, it separates choosing point of focus from framing and measuring exposure so, onc I have set the focus, I am free to change framing without fear of the focus points picking up on something nearer or further. Manually use anchor points or the softwares automatic feature to correct skewed perspectives in wide-angle photos, from the simplest to the most complex. See this page from Phil Harvey’s excellent ExifTool documentation for the Nikon.Įven using Nikon’s own NX-D software, if nothing is in focus, it doesn’t show which point was being used to attempt to focus.Įspecially the bit about Nikon’s software not being able to show the intended point if no focus was obtained. ![]() The problem with focus info in exif data is the not all cameras provide it and, when they do, it can be quite confusing. Please click here to view the forum rules : of 1 1 post Author Message scorpionoptimistic: Post subject: DxO ViewPoint 4.11.0.260 macOS Posted: Wed 5:22 am Lord Of Warez: Online : Posts: 2548. Displaying Focus Points Which feature do you need? ![]()
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