Check out my website and sign up for my e-mail newsletter: http://www.backcountrygallery.com Try a better way to focus your DSLR! Using back button autofocus is a faster, easier, smarter way to get great AF results from your DSLR. This video will show you how AF modes work - and why decoupling autofocus from your shutter release can take your photography to a whole new level. This method works both for camera with a dedicated AF-ON button or by reassigning a button on the back of your camera for autofocus. Questions? See THIS PAGE: http://www.backcountrygallery.com/photography_tips/af-on-and-back-button-autofocus/ NOTE #1: With newer Nikon cameras, VR activates when you press the Af-On button, with older models, it only activates with a half press of the shutter release. NOTE #2: In order for this to work properly on a Nikon, you need to have your AF Priority Selection custom function set to "release", not to "focus". That is the default behavior for AF-C, so most won't have an issue. However, if your camera isn't firing when you focus, recompose, and shoot, that's probably why. Never miss a tip - subscribe to my channel and make sure you sign up for my free e-mail newsletter at my site: www.backcountrygallery.com