Like many others, the Cycle Auto Focus Area options caused me to rethink all of my button programing, especially those that I can access with my right hand without removing viewfinder from my eye. Inowhave almostall of my field changes available without looking up. I'm sure there are many other ways to do this. FYI this is where I ended up. I am still working on how to best use lens function buttons and control rings. Only one lens that I own has 2 LnF buttons so I am hesitant to put something I use iften there. The most significant change for me was moving exp. comp. to AF-ON. I often shoot in manual and auto ISO and I find I use exp comp more frequently than just about any other function except Auto Focus Area. What changes have you made with the new possibilities available?
Button Programing Z9 | |
Focus | Shutter Button or Vertical Shutter Button Half Press |
Cycle Auto Focus Area | Fn1 Button, Fn3 Button or Focus Mode Button + Front Dial |
Exposure Compensation | AF-ON Button & AF-ON Vertical Button |
Subject Detection | Fn2 Button > Recall Shooting Function > My Menu > SD Off > OK |
Toggle Auto ISO or Set ISO | ISO Button plus Dials or Vertical ISO button plus dials |
Recenter Focus Point | Sub Selector Center Button & Vertical Sub Selector Button Center |
Zoom Viewfinder 50% | OK Button |
Toggle Fx/Dx mode | Exp Comp Button or Vertical Exp Comp Button |
Cycle Display | DISP Button |
Off – No Action | Video Record Button |
Review/Playback Images | Playback Button |
Record Voice Memo | Audio Button |
| QUAL Button |
Set White Balance | WB Button |
| Protect/Fn4 Button |
Base Case Set-up | |
Auto Focus | Continuous |
Auto Focus Area | Auto Area |
Release | Continuous High 20 fps |
Continuous Release Maximum | 4 to 6 frames |
Subject Detection | On – Birds or Animal |
Vibration Reduction | On – Sport |
Mode | Manual |
ISO | Auto ISO |