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Mastering 4D FOCUS

Animals

Shooting photos of animals at a zoo

Shooting tips

For a great shot of agile movement,

aim to capture a peak moment of an

animal yawning, playing, or, like the

bear at right, shaking himself dry.

There are three secrets for captur-

ing the splash of water to create an

impressive photo.

1. Focus accurately on the animal's

face by pressing the shutter button

halfway down before the anticipated

action.

2. Use a fast shutter speed to

"freeze" clearly the water in motion.

The photo at right was taken with a

shutter speed of 1/1250 sec.

3. Make effective use of light. Shoot-

ing with slight backlight adds sparkle

to the splashing.

Lens: FE 70-200mm F4 G OSS

Recommended settings

Focal length (35mm equivalent):

132mm

Shutter speed: 1/1250 sec.

Shooting Mode:

Aperture value: F4.0

ISO sensitivity: 160

Drive Mode:

Focus Area:

Shutter Speed:

Setting tips

To shoot animals that move unpredictably, setting Focus

Mode to AF-C and Focus Area to Wide is recommended.

This way, the camera can take care of focusing, so you can

concentrate on your opportunity to take a clear shot.

Check the shutter speed, too

Even when the focus is right

on the subject, inappropriate

shutter speed setting may

ruin the resulting photo. Try

to shoot in bright light or at

a high ISO sensitivity setting

(P.27) so that you can use a

relatively fast shutter speed to

capture your subject clearly.

Blurry at 1/100 sec.

Shutter Priority

Continuous Shooting

AF-C

Focus Mode:

Wide or Zone

Off

Face Detection:

1/500 sec. or faster

Sharp at 1/800 sec.