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Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III Conseils et techniques

Use the normal method for choosing either a specific focusing point or AFPS. When

you've made your selection, hold in the Assist Button and simultaneously press the FEL

button near the Shutter Release. The LCD panel on the top of the camera should now

confirm the registration of that focusing point by displaying the letters HP until you've

taken your finger off the FEL button.

Using the Assist Button

C.Fn 18-1 and 18-2 make it easier to recall the registered focusing point(s) via the Assist

Button. When C.Fn 18-1 is set, the HP focusing point can be recalled simply by pressing

the Assist Button. When C.Fn 18-2 is set, you can toggle back and forth between the

currently selected focusing point(s) and the HP focusing point(s).

Combinations

These sample combinations are named only for the sake of clarity. There is no reason that

the "Action Combo" couldn't be used during an event (e.g., the bride walking down the

aisle at a wedding), or the "Event Combo" at a football game to shoot crowds or sideline

images. The idea is to choose a combination, or invent your own combination, that allows

the camera to become such an extension of you that your interaction with it becomes

transparent. You want to be concentrating on your subject, not on your camera controls.

Event Combo

This is probably the most useful combination of Custom Functions for wedding and

event photographers. Where this method makes the most sense is when you are

shooting in crowds where a lot of people are interacting – conversation groups, tables,

and parties. This is a versatile combination that allows the photographer a great deal

of flexibility and decision-making ability on-the-fly without taking the eye from the

viewfinder. Along with this versatility comes a small level of complexity, but this

complexity falls mainly in the explanation of how to use it, rather than in its actual use.

Shooting

Situation

Examples

Weddings,

receptions,

events,

parties,

portraits,

scenery,

nature, etc.

I. CAMERA FEATURES AND OPERATION

AF Mode

C.Fn Set

Focus

Activation

button

One-Shot

11-2

Focus

13-3

Activation

with Shutter

release button

17-1

(optional)

18-1

Function

Swaps functions of Quick Control Dial (QCD)

with that of the AF Point Selection Button.

Limits AF point selection to 9 (8 peripheral

AF points, and the center AF point).

This expands the AF activation area if

needed in lowered contrast situations.

This activates the Assist Button and

pre-assigns the Center AF point as the HP.