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I recently bought a Nikkor 50mm f1.8 lense online to go with my new D60
I read up before about the feature (the electronic range finder) included on the D60 which assists with manual focusing. However, after playing around with it for a while the view finder still wasn't displaying the electronic rangefinder; it's very frustrating because I'm a beginner and find it very hard to use manual focus. It works with the standard kit lense that came with the camera but not the 50mm one. I understand that the electronic range finder only works when the aperture is set to f/5.6 or faster and I had made sure that it was. Help anyone please?? |
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Not sure what you mean by the electronic range finder. Are you talking about the little green dot that lights up when you are in focus? As far as f/5.6 I think that only refers to the maximum aperature of the lens, not what it is set at.
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If you are not in M(anual) mode then the analog exposure display in the viewfinder should become the rangefinder. Quote:
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Yep, I forgot to change it on custom settings... Thank you!!!
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