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<blockquote data-quote="mgreybill" data-source="post: 98525" data-attributes="member: 12152"><p>So I was forced to junk out my D90 by best buy. I had to purchased the D7000 or downgrade to a beginner DSLR camera. I had the D40 for 3 years and the D90 for 2 years prior. I am having issues with the D7000 and the lens that came with it, DX AF-S nikkor 18-105mm1:3.5-5.6G ED. My issue is my pictures are blurry, always. I have to adjust the focus ring every time I zoom in or out. I never had to touch the ring on my D90 or D40. I would rather not ever mess with it. I am certain it is due to my error, such as a setting or something that I am just not aware of. This is all while in auto mode, nothing fancy. Should my lens be set to A or M? Should the camera be on AF or M? If the lens is on A and the camera is on AF I am not able to take a picture. This camera is too much for me, but I am stuck with it and would LOVE to be able to use it and not have blurry pictures. Yes I realize I don't know enough about this camera but I still want to be able to use it. Any help will be greatly appreciated.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="mgreybill, post: 98525, member: 12152"] So I was forced to junk out my D90 by best buy. I had to purchased the D7000 or downgrade to a beginner DSLR camera. I had the D40 for 3 years and the D90 for 2 years prior. I am having issues with the D7000 and the lens that came with it, DX AF-S nikkor 18-105mm1:3.5-5.6G ED. My issue is my pictures are blurry, always. I have to adjust the focus ring every time I zoom in or out. I never had to touch the ring on my D90 or D40. I would rather not ever mess with it. I am certain it is due to my error, such as a setting or something that I am just not aware of. This is all while in auto mode, nothing fancy. Should my lens be set to A or M? Should the camera be on AF or M? If the lens is on A and the camera is on AF I am not able to take a picture. This camera is too much for me, but I am stuck with it and would LOVE to be able to use it and not have blurry pictures. Yes I realize I don't know enough about this camera but I still want to be able to use it. Any help will be greatly appreciated. [/QUOTE]

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