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dougstroudphoto Registered since 25th Jul 2012Sun 09-Sep-12 07:37 PM
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Does the D700 allow for once the AE/L button is pressed to lock and hold the setting after releasing the AE/L? I have searched all the different functions but have not been able at this point to find the setting or combination to allow for this function.

  

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niksi Silver Member Nikonian since 20th Jul 2006Sun 09-Sep-12 10:10 PM
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Hi, Doug,

It is very easy. You can set the behaviuor of AE-L/AF-L button in the f7 (Assign AE-L/AF-L button) custom settings menu.

For your purpose select f7 and then "AE-L/AF-L button press" submenu. In the submenu select "AE lock (Hold)" or "AE lock (Reset on release)" setting. Both lock the AE value when AE-L/AF-L button is being pressed, but the first setting holds the value until you press AE-L/AF-L again, while the second one holds the value until you press shutter release or until the meter switches-off or you press AE-L/AF-L again. Very useful seting, I use it all the time.

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briantilley Moderator Deep knowledge of bodies and lens; high level photography skills Nikonian since 26th Jan 2003Sun 09-Sep-12 10:15 PM
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Niko is quite correct - check pages 325 and 320 in the D700 manual for more details.

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dougstroudphoto Registered since 25th Jul 2012Sun 09-Sep-12 11:58 PM
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Mon 10-Sep-12 08:01 AM by briantilley

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Thanks Niko- that works!

  

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