steigw
Member
I pulled my D7500 out over the weekend as I wanted a lighter weight camera to carry. I noticed that then I rotated both the command dial and the subcommand dial, the results were opposite of my Z9.
Front dial, rotating clockwise, meaning I'm turning the dial towards the outside of the camera , the f-stop opens up. Back dial, turning counter clockwise, meaning I'm turning towards the outside of the camera, the shutter speed gets slower.
My Z9, it's exactly the opposite. I don't recall ever changing the Z9's dial's behavior, so I'm assuming Nikon changed how these dials work by default. After 2 years of getting used to the Z9, I think I should change the dials on the D7500 so they are the same as the Z9s. I can't figure out how to do so however.
Can someone give me some pointers on how to accomplish this?
Front dial, rotating clockwise, meaning I'm turning the dial towards the outside of the camera , the f-stop opens up. Back dial, turning counter clockwise, meaning I'm turning towards the outside of the camera, the shutter speed gets slower.
My Z9, it's exactly the opposite. I don't recall ever changing the Z9's dial's behavior, so I'm assuming Nikon changed how these dials work by default. After 2 years of getting used to the Z9, I think I should change the dials on the D7500 so they are the same as the Z9s. I can't figure out how to do so however.
Can someone give me some pointers on how to accomplish this?
