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The DSLR has 3 different AF modes: Single-Servo AF (AF-S) Use this mode if your subject is stationary, moving extremely slowly, or not going to move between you focusing, recomposing and shooting. Continuous-Servo AF (AF-C) Use this mode should if your subject is moving. Servo AF (AF-A) 4 Apr 2014 23 Dec 2015 I'm still fairly new to wildlife photography in general (I began last Fall with a Panasonic bridge camera) and I'm brand new to wildlife photography using a DSLR. Since buying the D7100 last week I have only used the AF-S and single point focus settings, but would like to now venture out into deeper waters 17 Jul 2015 A guide to how the autofocus settings behave on the Nikon D600, D610, D7100 and D7000 cameras. Follow these steps to set focus: Choose the Autofocus mode (AF-S or AF-F). Choose the AF-area mode by pressing the AF mode button while rotating the Sub-command dial. Locate the focus frame in the Live View display. Use the Multi Selector to move the focusing frame over your subject. 10 Jun 2013 11 Feb 2018 The first two settings “AF-C priority selection” and “AF-S priority selection” are there to assist in shooting in Single or Continuous modes. The “Focus” setting in the “AF-S priority selection” selection forces the camera to acquire focus before taking the shot. Unlike earlier Nikon DSLRs, the D7100 will still let