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AF Configuration Tool [Presets]

Focus instantly on subjects that move into the AF points

Effective when you want to continuously photograph targeted athletes one after the

Parameter default settings

Tracking sensitivity

[Responsive: +1]

Acceleration/deceleration tracking

[+1]

AF point auto switching

[0]

This is a jump scene in motocross. Case3 was used to

instantly focus when the bike and rider who were

hidden on the other side of the jump suddenly

appeared. (The photo before the bike appeared and

the photo directly before the rider appeared were

captured with manual focus for visualization purposes.)

Case 3 is the ideal setting for situations when

you want to focus quickly between subjects in

t h e A F p o i n t s . I n C a s e 3 , t h e [ Tr a c k i n g

sensitivity] parameter is set to [+1]. As a result,

subjects that come into the AF points will be

focused on more quickly. This setting is effective

Case3

for scenes when subjects (for example, when a

wild bird suddenly jumps out from the shadow

of a tree) suddenly appear while you are waiting

to shoot. Other shooting situations, this setting

can be extremely effective is when switching

between different subjects you want to shoot

other

(for example, at the start of a bicycle road race,

when you want to shoot continuously and

switch from cyclist to cyclist while focusing).

When set to Case 3, if the subject moves away

from the AF points, the camera may quickly

refocus on a different subject or background, in

Accurately focusing

on a wild bird that

suddenly jumps into

the frame

This is a situation

where you anticipate

a hiding wild bird

jumping out from a

nearby nest. You can

set Case 3 and wait.

The moment the bird

appears, you can

quickly focus and

shoot continuously.

contrast to Case 2. Therefore, it is recommended

that you use this setting only when you have a

particular objective as indicated above.

Blue color of focus point is for illustration.