In this video I will explain how to activate and use the AF-On button for back button focus on your Nikon Z camera. I will also go over why you may want to use it and a few scenarios where it could be useful. This method also applies to most Nikon DLSR cameras as well.
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Yes, on the Back Button situation, if use this, you need to change you settings on camera to continous ??? Or when you select this situation, does the camera automatically do this ??? Great video ib this