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Nikon DSLR Cameras
D7000
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<blockquote data-quote="imaz" data-source="post: 374791" data-attributes="member: 33738"><p>ok, I did more testing and NOW(for some stupid reason), AF Fine Tune +20 and AF Fine Tune OFF makes no difference. Infact, it is like the body has reset to +20 as being Zero!. Which is ideally what I would like the Service center to do, but the body somehow did it self.... I was about to send the body in to get it AF checked again and seems like I dont need to.</p><p></p><p>However it leads me to say Nikon firmware must be buggy! and that what use to Focus fine now does and vice versa...</p><p></p><p>Basically you need to review EVERY photo taken on the LCD(since you dont lug around a lappy all the time). It is noticable on the LCD when a photo is tact sharp and those which are average. When I mean tact sharp, as in seeing pours of faces of skin.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="imaz, post: 374791, member: 33738"] ok, I did more testing and NOW(for some stupid reason), AF Fine Tune +20 and AF Fine Tune OFF makes no difference. Infact, it is like the body has reset to +20 as being Zero!. Which is ideally what I would like the Service center to do, but the body somehow did it self.... I was about to send the body in to get it AF checked again and seems like I dont need to. However it leads me to say Nikon firmware must be buggy! and that what use to Focus fine now does and vice versa... Basically you need to review EVERY photo taken on the LCD(since you dont lug around a lappy all the time). It is noticable on the LCD when a photo is tact sharp and those which are average. When I mean tact sharp, as in seeing pours of faces of skin. [/QUOTE]
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