Nikon D300 - Page 282

2. Highlight AF-ON for MB-D10 and scroll to the right
(see Figure 4-16, image 2).
3. Choose one of the seven items on the menu. In
Figure 4-16, image 3, AF-ON has been selected.
4. Press the OK button to lock in the setting.
Here is a description of each choice:
▪ AF-ON – This setting, left the way it is, means that the
AF-ON button on the MB-D10 battery pack will work
exactly like the regular AF-ON button on the D300(S)
body.
▪ AE/AF lock – The MB-D10’s AF-ON button executes
focus and exposure lock instead of normal AF-ON.
▪ AE lock only – The MB-D10’s AF-ON button executes
exposure lock instead of normal AF-ON.
▪ AE lock (Reset on release) – When the MB-D 10’s
AF-ON button is pressed, it executes an exposure lock.
The exposure lock stays active until the AF-ON button is
pressed a second time, the exposure meter shuts off, or
the shutter is released.
▪ AE lock (Hold) –
When the MB-D10’s AF-ON button is pressed, it
executes an exposure lock. The exposure lock stays
active until the AF-ON button is pressed a second time
or the exposure meter shuts off.
▪ AF lock only – When MB-D10’s AF-ON button is held
down, it executes an exposure lock.
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