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Using Live View on D7000, 300 F4 and TC 14 EII
Jul 15, 2014 11:09:55 #
Bridges wrote:
Using a high ISO does not necessarily mean a washe... (show quote)
That's why I stated a too high ISO (like in your case, while high, the ISO seems not too high, because you used a according shutter speed), if you don't, clearly your image will be washed out, even on the camera's screen.
Oct 14, 2014 18:22:27 #
The main problem with the D7000 live view mode is because there is a bug in the firmware. I was also attempting to take some moon shots. I was going to focus the lens in live view because you can zoom in and focus this magnified image. The moon was causing the image sensor to bloom some so I thought I would fix this by hitting the depth of field preview to close down the aperture to what I had set it to in the manual mode. Turns out that at least for the D7000 the DOFP does not function in live view. I ask Nikon support about this and they confirmed my finding pointing out that the D7000 has no DOFP function in live view. So I had to focus using the optical view finder.
Interesting to note that my D800E does allow DOFP in live view.
Checked out the latest firmware update for the D7000 and still no mention of fixing this problem yet.
Interesting to note that my D800E does allow DOFP in live view.
Checked out the latest firmware update for the D7000 and still no mention of fixing this problem yet.
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