■Default.Set the default value to be applied to lenses that haven’t been recalibrated.
You’d use this if your D7000 has a certain amount of front- or back-focus problems
with all lenses. Use with caution, as it affects every CPU lens that you use.
■List saved values.View and delete tuning values you’ve saved for up to 12 differ-
ent lenses.
Because the adjustments made with the AF Fine tune setting are potentially so danger-
ous to your focusing health, I’m not even going to provide an overview in this chapter.
(Knowing just enough to hurt yourself can be a real possibility.) Instead, you’ll find a
complete discussion of using this feature at the end of Chapter 11, which deals with
lens issues.
Eye-Fi UploadThis option (which doesn’t show up in Figure 10.4) is displayed in the menu only when
a compatible Eye-Fi memory card is being used in the D7000. The Eye-Fi card looks
like an ordinary SDHC memory card, but has built-in WiFi capabilities, so it can be
used to transmit your photos as they are taken directly to a computer over a WiFi net-
work. When an Eye-Fi card (see Figure 10.9) is inserted, and you’ve enabled the card
by choosing Enable in this menu entry, one of four informational icons will appear in
the shooting information screen, shown, left to right in Figure 10.10.
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Figure 10.8
The autofocus
of lenses can be
adjusted here.