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Hello, what's the difference between "Dynamic area" and "3D-tracking (11 points)"? I understand that dynamic area is for moving subjects and that "camera will focus based on information from surrounding focus points if subject briefly leaves selected point". However isn't 3D-tracking sort of...

Same cloth or seperate? Because I've got one microfiber (picture) included in cleaning kit and another which my mum found for me (it's the smooth comes-with-spectacles type)... so I'm a little doubtful over which is the "real" microfiber. Lol.

Firstly, is this: okay to clean the lens with? Or should I use lens tissue? It comes with the Nikon's cleaning kit so I'm guessing it's a microfiber cloth, but I'm not too sure. Secondly, for the body, is it okay to use a normal rag (wet with tap water) or should I use the type of cloths...

Because it's in the Nikon professional cleaning kit... I use blower for dust, but for the oils I need a cloth.

Is this okay for cleaning lens? it's in the nikon cleaning kit but i dun think it's microfiber because it feels soft but rough... microfiber is those like silky type right?

1. Okay thanks :D 2. Ok... I think I'll use auto because most of the time it really makes it nicer in the direction I want :D 3. Hm okay. I heard to use a microfiber cloth because it will "suck up" the dirt and oils.

1. If I set picture control to vivid, does it affect RAW? I save only in RAW and not JPEG, but I would like a more saturated picture :D 2. Post processing. In photoshop, do you use "auto" and tweak from there or manually tweak everything? 3. What do I use to clean for the camera's body? Do...

Hi I heard that I should wipe it clean (the body) before keeping it, but just curious, do I use the same lint-free cloth as the one I use to wipe the lens? :dunno:

Air-tight container... bought for $23 from MS color. Thirsty hippo... hmm... will those no-brand cheaper alternatives work? My mum uses those... she says they are cheaper than thirsty hippo...

There should be a slip of paper with the dry box... anyway the instructions are on the digihub website :)

Will silica gel stop absorbing water when the RH reaches a certain level? Because once the RH in my drybox reaches 48%... it doesn't drop anymore. Yet when I opened it up to check the silica gel it is bluish purple. Nowhere near pink. I used a hair dryer to get it more to blue than...

No not fatter... but rather, taller :)

Sigh... did you read the instructions??? Microwave safe plastic... 1 min on low/medium... -.-

You don't have to check it... because it's airtight so if the RH maintains between 40-50% you can just leave it. ;) Guys... how come the silica gel stops absorbing water when RH is around 48%? It's still purple.. shouldn't it keep absorbing?