THX y'all - Using the AFL and NFL button worked!!!
THX everyone for your replies!! Greatly appreciated!
I took two photos for a test. I was able to delete one photo but the other one gave me a flag that says: " protected image - cannot be deleted". First, I didn't even know that I can/did protect an image and 2nd I cannot find anywhere in my manual nor on the camera's menu about it. Nikon 3300 - THX!!!
thx I just bought a new Sd card and have taken only a few photos. Can I delete them then format it or will it be considered empty after I delete?
arrrr I don't understand what you don't understand. No switch on lens for mf /af. Perhaps the " on " you're referring to is that the lens has PRINTED "on" it AF-P. ( ? )
Thanks! On your last sentence.... If the camera is in AF mode, and I use the lens focus ring won't it take over from the camera? Or which is in control? Sorry, I'm sooo thick on this. lol Also, if I download the firmware for the lens.... er uh how will the lens know it is to get it from my computer. Seee I told ya I'm dense.
I need some clarity! 1st my equipment: Nikon D3300 with a 70-300 lens. There is NO switch on the lens for AF to MF. However it is printed on the lens AF - P. The lens does have a manual ring for focus. OK, If I have the camera in AF will not the lens MF override the camera AF? Should I just have both camera and lens in MF at the same time? If so why do I have a lens that says AF -P if it's constantly in MF with the adjustable ring? Should I ditch this lens and get one with a switch option? What does the "P" stand for - Priority I assume? I guess I asked a lot of questions but I do THANK you for any help you send my way!
Linda From Maine wrote:
I saw excellent advice yesterday (sorry, can't recall from whom) that you shouldn't think in terms of learning the entire "Photoshop." Apparently, nobody ever knows everything in PS
Instead, start out by picking a couple of actions you want to do, and learn that -- via You-Tube, online articles etc.
PS Elements has 3 layouts: quick, guided, expert. I think that helps novices not become overwhelmed, but it's still good advice IMO to choose one or two editing tools and learn those well, then move to whatever is next on your list of things you'd like to know.
I saw excellent advice yesterday (sorry, can't rec... (
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THX Linda You hit it right on " overwhelmed ". To much to learn that I want know - yesterday. It's kinda like eating an elephant not knowing where to start.
Thanks gang! Sorry about being so vague on the headliner. Now, have a bit more to work with.
Undecided but in a need of help in the photo editing software department!
OK, I'm way slow on learning. So, I need a relatively EASY but good photo editing software. Been looking at a few but just have cold feet to make a plunge into something I'm not sure about. Perhaps y'all can help. Has anyone used Topaz AI? Others - please....THX!!!