Dear Mr Ralf, I really enjoyed your course about autofocus which helps in most of Nikon DSLR cameras not only the D750. You talk slowly which gives the time to follow your explanation and apply it on our cameras. Thanks you so much.
I've owned my D750 for almost 6 years and your videos are a great way to refresh or perhaps pick up on something I've either missed or forgotten . Thank You .
The BEST IN DEPTH COURSE OF D750. ❤ i bought the camera 2 years ago. Havent used it much bevause i didnt know 90% of its buttons/functions. This video really helped.
Focus modes are one of the most confusing things to me on all of the Nikons I have had. Your tutorial helps so much and you go through it slowly and make it easy to understand. My goal is wildlife photography and frequently birds. Can't quite seem to get the sharpness I am after ... maybe I am expecting too much or my skills need sharpening...more..no pun intended...anyway. I will be reviewing and practicing this over and over until I totally get it. Thanks so much for taking the time to help all of us...your teaching skills are excellent.
MY LITTLE HACK: I found this video working best at its 1.5x speed. Double speed is a little challenging but on the other hand you can save 20 minutes watching the whole thing :)
Picky Picky Picky. It may sound like Out of Focus but I think most of us with a brain understood his meaning. I appreciate your video and speaking slowly to be able to work with the camera along with you.
Thank you greatly for this helpful video. I've been having auto focus issues with my D750 and your info set things straight. I'm primarily a real estate photographer. All the best to you.
thank you soooo much, you really give us the important small secret no one talking about it . i have to replay the video for many times until i got it. thank you again .
lol. Autofocus Mode Settings must be one of the Worst Usability Experiences I've ever had. Seriously Nikon, you couldn't do worse if you tried. Thank god for this tutorial
Great tutorial! On the auto bracket it may be a good thing to show people how to get there camera out of it also. Just go into auto bracketing and change the number of exposures back to 0 witch takes you right out. Thanks again for the great video please do more in english.
WOW...Thank you! Learned more pertinent information in such a short time vs. reading a D750 book and deciphering what to retain.. The only trouble I had in mirroring what you demonstrated with my own camera, I could not get my magnifying button to magnify in Live View. It does nothing. Any ideas?
Awesome tips and tricks tutorial, thank you so much Ralf keep on fantastic work, you are the best in explaining how to work out with camera, thanks again.
In 3D mode it does focus in the moving towards you/moving away from you dimension. That's why it is called "3D"... up/down, left/right, and towards/away.
beaugator - my D750 does not work with 3D focus tracking like it does with my D3, D700 and D800, and it causes poor focus and distortions. I can only use it at AF-S single point. Which makes it nearly useless compared with my pro bodies. It does work well in low lighting conditions so it resides in my car trunk just in case a nude female streaker is spotted. And great at family outings where I can get good pics of them eating.
Turn camera 'on' - choose 'Menu' button - Move the cursor on the left down to the pencil, then 'a' is Autofocus. Move cursor to 'Autofocus' and your choices are below.
thank you so much. Your energy does not give any hope when you start, but along the way i realise you know your story. One thing you did not explain is this lil button next to video record button on top. what is it function?
Thanks for nice video easy to follow! Question on Nikon D750 Nikon AF-S FX NIKKOR 24mm f/1.8G ED Fixed Lens with Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR, when press the shutter the auto focus should rotate left & right correct?
i like the video you make everything clear even you are not native speaker. i would like to know how lenses such as samyang can work with this type of camera setting , working with the lense atc.... thanks great video
I setup my D750 for back button focus but when I hand my camera to someone who doesn't know about cameras, I want to quickly switch it back to have the shutter release button be the auto focus. I can't figure out where / how to set it back. Anyone know?
Not sure about Nikon. On Canon switch to 100% automatic (the little green box) will eliminate the back button focus setting. Likewise the custom modes can be set up to not use it, and you can switch to a custom mode.
Hi Ralfs , I really appreciate your video and let me know which focus mode & number of focus point i have to chose if want to shoot a group of people let say from 3 to 10 ... Thanks
I really enjoyed and learnt from your presentation, especially as you touched on many aspects that other do not such as your custom settings,' toggle on and off'. I would use this feature since i only have one hand to make changes. One question I would like answered is how and when to use the 'flat' feature, Is this to add to the dynamic range? I love my D750 for its superlative quick ocusing, low light abilities, image quality,SIZE, etc. I also bought the versatile24-120mm f4 kit lens that I use as a walk around lens for street photography.
flat feature is usually used for video because its easier to color grade when you start editing. For stills it doesn't matter if you shoot flat or not because when you shoot raw you can get all those details/colors back
+shuswaptoy The 'toggle on off' find was a great find! Although I am fortunate to have both hands to work with I prefer to keep a better grip on the camera especially with a longer lens mounted like the 70mm-200mm 2.8.
Thanks for wonderful tips...good job... I have one question, what is your opinion about AE-L/AF-L button set for focusing button when i am using manual mode and shutter release button for only taking photos?
Thank you so much for the video. I’m planning to purchase my very first DSLR which is Nikon D750 along with 85mm 1.8 + 50mm 1.8 G lens. I’m wondering is it still worth to buy this camera considering 5 years old?. The concern I have is from D750 is - 1. Slower AF, 2. Shutter speed 1/4000 which is half the D780/Z6ii/Z5 1/8000. Are these show stopper for D750?. Purpose of buying a camera is for taking Portraits, Still, Landscape, Bird, Product photography (learning) and of course my kids. It would be really great if you throw some lights on my concern to make a wise decision.... other options I have considered is Nikon D780 with one of the lens and Z6ii with the kit lens... apart from D780 and Z6ii I have been suggesting to go with D850 with the kit lens. Thank you and looking forward to your suggestion.
Being an English speaking person when I went to the web page it was in a different language and did me no good. Sorry, I do like the program in the video. I picked up some good stuff, thanks. I shoot sports mostly and I am learning more about this camera. I need a better lens though even thought the one I have does the job I need at least a F/2.8 for this Nikon, what would you suggest?
