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<blockquote data-quote="Fred Kingston_RIP" data-source="post: 762911" data-attributes="member: 10742">That would be menu F10... Turn it OFF...There are two ways buttons work. One is... You hold a button, and the turn a command dial, while holding the button... when you release the button, the camera returns to the normal state.The other one works by pressing the button, and the camera remains in that state, while you turn a dial, and the returns when you press the button a second time.An example.Press and hold the ISO button, and the screen changes...turning the back dial, changes the iso...release the ISO button, and the screen returns to the normal screen.Other option is press the ISO button once, and the top screen changes to the ISO screen... Turning the back button changes the ISO. To return to the regular screen, you need to press the ISO button again...Menu F10 on the D700 changes between these two optional ways the buttons act.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fred Kingston_RIP, post: 762911, member: 10742"] That would be menu F10... Turn it OFF... There are two ways buttons work. One is... You hold a button, and the turn a command dial, while holding the button... when you release the button, the camera returns to the normal state. The other one works by pressing the button, and the camera remains in that state, while you turn a dial, and the returns when you press the button a second time. An example. Press and hold the ISO button, and the screen changes...turning the back dial, changes the iso...release the ISO button, and the screen returns to the normal screen. Other option is press the ISO button once, and the top screen changes to the ISO screen... Turning the back button changes the ISO. To return to the regular screen, you need to press the ISO button again... Menu F10 on the D700 changes between these two optional ways the buttons act. [/QUOTE]

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