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pjr Gold Member Nikonian since 26th Dec 2005Tue 07-Feb-12 12:03 AM
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"D800 images"


Manotick, CA
          

I assume these are real - am I right?

http://www.larssteenhoff.com/2012/02/06/nikon-d800-new-pictures/

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ScottChapin Moderator Awarded for his high level skills in various areas, including Aviation and Birds Photography Charter MemberTue 07-Feb-12 12:25 AM
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#1. "RE: D800 images"
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Powder Springs, US
          

I don't know if I like the CSM switch becoming an AF-M switch. I wouldn't want to go into the menus to select continuous or single servo. Interesting though.

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dm1dave Administrator Awarded for high level knowledge and skills in various areas, most notably in Wildlife and Landscape Nikonian since 12th Sep 2006Tue 07-Feb-12 12:53 AM
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#2. "RE: D800 images"
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Quad Cities, US
          

This should be like the D7000.

With the switch on AF you push the button (in the middle of the switch) and rotate the command dial to change AF focus modes.

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gpoole Platinum Member Nikonian since 14th Feb 2004Tue 07-Feb-12 12:56 AM
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#3. "RE: D800 images"
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Farmington Hills, US
          

It looks the same as the D4. There's a button in the middle of the switch. You use the command dial to select AF-S or AF-C and the sub-command dial to select the number of points for tracking. On the D4 the selections are all visible in the viewfinder, so you can change the settings without taking the camera away from your eye.

Apparently the D7000 has a similar scheme.

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