Photography Asked on June 23, 2021
I’m starting to learn photography and, in one of the videos I watched, the guy said that its good to first half press the shooting button (on auto focus settings and P mode) and then full press to get the photo. But, in my D90, when I half press the button, it automatically shoots when it finds focus. How can I disable it, so I can find focus with half press, correct the photo and then full press to take the photo?
All settings are default, except Autofocus -> a1 -> Single point
Your shutter button could be defective. If it is, then consider using back button focusing (repurposes the AE-L button as focus). It's a lot cheaper than getting your camera fixed. There are many tutorials on line. I like this tutorial since it explains a number of options. It takes some time to become accustomed to this technique. I set mine up for AF-C since it allows me to follow action if necessary.
Correct answer by qrk on June 23, 2021
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