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<p>Thank you for the responses, very confusing the way the Nikon manual has it expressed.</p>

<p>Even though it is still pretty hard to see when zoomed up on the back LCD, sharp focus.</p>

<p>As you zoom, the LCD iterpolates not very accurate.</p>

<p>Quick question, the d90 maual page 45 #4 Manual focus in live veiw: use the muti selerctor to choose the focus point for electronic rangefinding.</p>

<p>Whe I am in live veiw and manually focusing,<br>

I don't have the electronic rangefinding led.</p>

<p>Same as others with d90 in live view?</p>

<p>It seems like it is the focus motor trying to make focusing, you see the focus idicator flickering.</p>

<p>Images are in focus</p>

<p >Hi have a question.<br>

I have had my Nikor 70-300 VR for about 2 years, and now notice when I was at an air show with D 90 and the focus setting, Dynamic - Continious focus mode.<br>

I am hearing like very fast clicking even when I have it focus on a large object. It dose not do this on Sigle focus..</p>

<p >Anyone have the same issue?</p>

<p>Hi Evan,</p>

<p>I had no trouble cleaning my sensor on my d90, with Eclipse 2, and Pec pads wrap on Sensor Wand.</p>

<p>Although you can use, regular Eclipse now.</p>

<p>Hi Evan,</p>

<p>I had no trouble cleaning my sensor on my d90, with Eclipse 2, and Pec pads wrap on Sensor Wand.</p>

<p>Although you can use, regular Eclipse now.</p>

<p>Thank you for the resposes, I thought that is what you could do, just wanted to confirm.</p>

<p>The instruction are pretty clear on the 70-300 VR Nikor on the Manual overide when the lens is set to AF/M.</p>

<p>I was using my Lens the other day, and had my d90<strong> body </strong>in <strong>AF</strong> switched, I moved the selector to <strong>M from A/F </strong>on the 70-300 VR, it has a little resistance when turning the focus ring I was just trying to make sure I didn't do any<strong> damage? </strong></p>

<p>Thanks again!</p>

<p>I have a question, just want to make sure.</p>

<p>If I want to Manually focus my D90 with say a Nikor 70-300 VR11 or 40mm Nikor Micro, dose the <strong>AS/M</strong> switch on the <strong>camera</strong> have to be switched to <strong>M</strong> - while putting the switch from M/A on the lens to M?</p>

<p>Don't want to damaged the camera/ or lens?</p>

<p>I just received my GGS 3rd Generation, fits like a glove and clear.</p>

<p><strong>@Peter</strong>, there is like a light felt material on the edges, no problems on yours?</p>

<p>It rest on the edges of the rear lcd on the d90.</p>

<p>Craig:</p>

<p>I think the rear screen on the d90 is plastic, and it scratches easily.</p>

<p>The BM-11 let's dust in.</p>

<p>I have had my D90 for 2 years, and put a Camera Armor on for better grip.</p>

<p>That was to help with my big hands.</p>

<p>But I noticed dust under the LCD screen and BM-10 LCD Cover.</p>

<p>I took off the camera armor, and BM-10, and noticed scratches on the sides of the LCD where dust was trapped.</p>

<p>I'm not going to use the Camera Armor anymore, is the BM-10 a bad thing to leave on all the time.</p>

<p>And has anyone used the GGS Optical Protector 3rd Generation, that seals dust out.</p>

<p>Opinions?</p>

<p><a href="http://www.amazon.com/GGS-generation-Optical-Protector-Cowboystudio/dp/B003XCHBH2">http://www.amazon.com/GGS-generation-Optical-Protector-Cowboystudio/dp/B003XCHBH2</a></p>

<p>Here is a sample taken with the Nikon 40mm.</p>

<p>D90 nikon 40mm 60 sec f.13 bouce flash</p><div></div>

<p>Mission San Luis Rey, in Oceanside California.</p>

<p>Tokina 12-24 - D90</p><div></div>

<p >I have had my D80 for 5 years now, and when I got it then, it had 2 stuck pixels.<br>

I have let it sit for a while, now using the D90, and keep it for back up.<br>

From ISO 100-320 - just 3 stuck pixels no problem, but from 400- 1600 I get noticable hot pixels from 1 15th of a sec.<br>

Now I know hot pixels are from the heat of the sensor, is there any thing else I can do.</p>

<p >I don't think you can map hot Pixels?</p>

<p>I am using auto focus no live veiw. I am using the middle focus point single afs.<br>

I set it up on a tripod when I first got it to test all the apertures. Then I start with 2.8 - 22, with self timer to prevent blur. After reveiwing, I see some of the 4.5 out of focus, and retest, then in focus - Vis Versa after several repeat routine. Sometimes 2.8 is real sharp, sometimes not.</p>

<p>I am doing this because I might use this lens for portrait, other than that, when it dos focus on auto correctly, it is very sharp. It is just not consistant.<br>

For Macro I would just use Manual, no problem.</p>

<p>I like the look and feel of this lens, kinda bummed though.</p>

<p>I have other Tamron, my 28-75MM 2.8 I tried at the same time with no problem, and on my D90, and D80.</p>

<p>Just may have gotton bite twiceXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX</p>

<p>I just got a replacement 90mm Macro 2.8 with motor, because of focus inconsistancy.</p>

<p>This one still has a focus issue.</p>

<p>I tested the lens on a tripod, focused about 10 feet away in good lighting on a water jug with writing, and the focus is inconsistant.</p>

<p>I' using the self timer to make sure there is no movement, and even had the same isue with my other Nikon Body, D80, and D90.</p>

<p>Very frustrated.</p>

<p>Any suggestions?</p>