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AF area selection mode

Focusing on a small or narrow area

You can pinpoint focus on exactly the location you want

When set to [Single-point Spot AF], a small rectangle is

displayed inside the manually selected AF point.

[Single-point Spot AF] mode can be used to

focus on a small area of the subject. Pinpoint

focusing on a single part of the subject is

effective for focusing on narrow areas and

subjects close to an obstruction with differing

Spot AF

When shooting a

close-up of a face in

a portrait, it is

important to focus

on the eye closest to

you. If you use

Single-point Spot AF,

the focus will not

accidentally lock on

a point close to the

eye (such as the

eyebrow), but will

pinpoint focus on

exactly the location

you want.

This is also effective

for when you want

to focus on a small

location in the

center of the screen

Single-point Spot

AF was used for

focus on the tiny

eyes of a wild

squirrel. Single

point AF is effective

when you want to

focus on an

extremely small

point on the screen.

distances. For example, in general, eyes are

focused on for portraits, however, by using

[Single-point Spot AF] you can focus with a high

degree of accuracy on the exact location of

your choice. This is effective for shooting small

w i l d a n i m a l s . T h i s i s a l s o u s e f u l w h e n

photographing helmeted subjects in sports,

where you can avoid placing the AF point on

the edge of the helmet close to the eye,

enabling you to accurately focus on the actual

eye of the subject. As [Single-point Spot AF]

only focuses on one very small area, it is not

really suited to capturing fast moving subjects

when set to AI Servo AF and may take longer to

focus than other AF area selection modes.

Blue color of focus point is for illustration.