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AF area selection mode

AI Servo AF with all 65 points used for automatic tracking

Effective for portrait photography while moving

One-Shot AF

AI Servo AF

When using [One-Shot AF], a single AF point is selected automatically from the

65 points. When using [AI Servo AF], AF starts from the manually selected AF

point and then selects the most appropriate from all 65 points.

The person is captured with the AF point

toward the left of the screen, and the AF

point then switches for shooting

In [AI Servo AF] setting, the AF point to the left

of the screen is selected. Once the person is

captured at that position, 65-point automatic AF

selection switches points, focuses, and shoots

continuously. With EOS iTR AF color and face

detection tracking, the person is accurately and

continuously focused on.

Hints and tips

With [AI Servo AF] mode, it is possible to start

shooting using a manually selected AF frame

covering the subject. This makes continue

tracking of the subject easy. For convenience

it is possible to select the same start position

for Single Point AF and 65 Point automatic

selection AF and switch between the two as

required.

When [65-point automatic selection] is set in [AI

Servo AF], AF begins from the single selected AF

point, and AF switching is carried out using all

65 AF points. This mode is convenient because

it is possible to capture subjects in a wide area

where AF points are located, however, caution

65-point automatic selection AF

is required as tracking can become difficult

under some shooting conditions. 65-point

automatic selection is effective for when AF

point expansion and Zone AF are insufficient for

detecting subject movement (For example, small

objects moving around freely or small animals).

This feature is also effective for when you want

to quickly open up space in a composition to

shoot. The subject you are aiming for is

captured by a selected single point (such as near

the center) and shooting begins. Then, while

shooting continuously, move the camera (lens)

left or right to shoot. Doing so lets you move to

the right or left of the subject's position and

continue focusing while changing the composition.

This is an effective technique for framing utilizing

space while shooting continuously.

Blue color of focus point is for illustration.