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AF area selection mode

For fast moving subjects that are difficult to track with a

This mode is ideal for sports photography

Shooting with AF

point expansion

(up, down, left,

and right)

AF point expansion

(surrounding points)

AF point expansion is a versatile mode that can be used in a wide variety of situations, including sports

competitions with intense movement. AF point expansion (up, down, left, right) is the perfect setting for tracking

and shooting somewhat small subjects that move in a straight line and down such as kayak drop scenes.

[AF point expansion] is an [AF area selection

mode] that is best selected when shooting

sports. Using this setting shifts the focus point

used from a manually selected AF point, to an

a d j a c e n t ( u p , d o w n , l e f t , a n d r i g h t , o r

AF point expansion

Viewfinder

display of [AF

point expansion].

The manually

selected AF point

and surrounding

points lights up.

surrounding) AF point, to aid focus tracking.

When using this setting it is easier to obtain the

desired composition as the subject is captured

centering around the manually selected AF

point. Based on the subject's movement

single AF point

[Up, down, left, and right] and [surrounding] options can be selected according to the

Hints and tips

difficulty of reading the movement, and the relative importance to the central AF point

When shooting subjects which might be difficult to determine movement, select [surrounding] mode,

and when you want to focus on the area covered by the central (manually selected) AF point it's best to

select the [Up, down, left, and right] mode.

With Point expansion (surrounding), the user-selected AF point and surrounding AF points (up to 8) are used to

track the subject. To zoom in on a scene with curving movement such as motocross jumps, Point expansion

(surrounding) is effective because it uses more AF points.

characteristics, (i.e. likelihood of subject moving

from the selected AF point) and the size of the

subject within the frame, select either [AF point

expansion] or [AF area selection mode]. In

a d d i t i o n , w h e n t h e s u b j e c t h a s a l o t o f

movement, setting Case 5 or Case 6 from the

AF Configuration Tool is also recommended.

Blue color of focus point is for illustration.