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AF Configuration Tool [Parameters]

This setting allows obstacles that pass in front of the sub

[Locked on] can be effective when an obstacle crosses in front of the subject and when

[Locked on : -]

[Responsive : +]

Subject tracking characteristics

Ch o o s e any of

[Case] and push

b u t t o n f o r

Tracking sensitivity,

then adjust level

by pressing

and turning

An example where [Locked

on: -2/-1] is more effective

When another player, or a

referee crosses in front of the

subject and focus can shift to the

foreground/background

Example where the referee momentarily

app ear s in front of the player b eing

tracked, then the player appeares again.

With the [Locked on: -1] set ting, the

referee in the foreground is not focused

on, and the AF system continuously tracks

the player.

ject to be ignored, as well as focusing on new subjects

focus jumps to the background,

With the AF Configuration Tool on the EOS-1D

X, not only can you select from Case 1 - Case 6,

but three parameters for each can be adjusted

individually.

[Tracking sensitivity] is the parameter that can

be set to track a subject that the AF point had

been following until a different subject (or

background) got in the way.

The [Locked on: -2/-1] setting excludes subjects

that come into the AF point as obstacles, and

continues to focus on the original subject .

Selecting -2 results in the targeted subject being

tracked for a longer time before focus changes

to subject now in the AF point.

The [Responsive: +1/+2] setting determines that

subjects that come into the AF point are new

subjects to be focused, and quickly focuses. It is

also effective when you want to quickly focus

o n s u b j e c t s t h a t a re h i d d e n a n d a p p e a r

suddenly.

An example where

[Responsive: +1/+2] is

effective

When you want to focus on an

athlete who appears suddenly in

the frame.

Example where a skateboarder appeared

suddenly from the far wall. In a situation

like this, setting to [Responsive: +1/+2]

makes it possible to focus even quicker on

the skater that just appeared. (Photo top

left, shown to illustrate scene prior to the

skateboarder appearing,)