Nikon D300 button all the way down, 5 Press the shutter-release, Focus, Autofocus

Manual focus

(focus mode M; pg. 71): Use zoom for precise focus.

Contrast-detect AF point

To focus using contrast-detectBbutton autofocus, press the Bbutton. The

focus point will blink green and the

monitor may brighten while the camera focuses. If the camera is able to focus using contrast-detect autofocus, the

focus point will be displayed in green; if

the camera is unable to focus, the focus point will blink red.

D Contrast-Detect Autofocus

The camera will not continue to adjust focus while the Bbutton is pressed in continuous-servo autofocus mode. In both single-servo and continuous-servo autofocus modes, the shutter can be released even when the camera is not in focus.

Exit

Focus.

Autofocus (focus mode S or C): In tripod mode, the focus point for contrast-detect autofocus can be moved to any point in the frame using the multi selector.

5 Press the shutter-release
button all the way down.
The mirror will be raised and
the view through the lens will	Exit
be displayed in the camera

monitor. The subject will no

longer be visible in the viewfinder. To exit without taking a picture, rotate the release mode dial to another setting or press G.

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