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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DW_" data-source="post: 46513" data-attributes="member: 8667">I was one of the many people with focus problems and ended up returning my body for a new one. And this new body certainly made a difference but I was still unable to get the sharpness I was seeing with my D70s. The answer was as simple - I had to relearn how to take photos with a real camera because the D7k is just that, a real camera. The most important aspect to my learning experience is acknowledging the unforgiving nature of a high resolution camera. I now understand why many knowledgeable photographers claim the focus issues are more operator errors rather than technical ones. I am now getting the most amazing high-quality photos - crisp and clear with details far finer than anything my D70s was able to achieve. The images I'm now getting make all the effort I went thru more than worth while. Granted, the first camera body did indeed have a problem and I believe some cameras were allowed to market without the proper QC but there is a steep and sharp learning curve with this camera and once you realize this fact you're half way there to awesome photos. So keep fighting and don't become discouraged. You WILL overcome this learning curve and you WILL achieve amazing photos and that knot in your stomach will go away. Just have patience and keep on keepin' on.</blockquote>