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[Birds] has been added to the subject detection options available
in [
AF subject detection options] in the photo shooting and video
recording menus.
In the case of the video recording menu, the choice of subject is
made via [AF subject detection options]> [Subject detection].
Separate subject types can be selected for photo and video
modes.
If a bird is detected when [Birds] is select
ed, the focus point
will appear over the face of the bird in question. If the camera
detects the subject’s eyes, the focus point will instead appear
over one or the other of their eyes. If the camera can detect
neither face nor eyes, it will display a focus point over the
detected bird.
New AF Subject Detection Option: “Birds”
D Cautions: Subject Detection Using “Bir
ds”
Subject detection may not perform as expected if:
the subject’s face is too large or small relative to the frame,
the subject’s face is too brightly or dimly lit,
the subject’s face or eyes are obscured by feather or the like,
the subject’s face and eyes are of similar colors, or
the subject moves excessively during shooting.
The camera may display a border around subjects that are not birds, but which resemble them. If
the camera often mistakenly detects the subjects other than birds, changing to an AF-area mode
with smaller focus points may improve focus performance.
Flickering is more likely to occur if photos are taken under fluorescent, mercury-vapor, or similar
lighting, compared to other environments.
Selecting [ON] for [Photo flicker reduction] in the photo shooting menu reduces flickering
effects.
We recommend selecting [OFF] for [Photo flicker reduction] in the photo shooting menu if
there is no flickering.
The light from the AF-assist illuminator may adversely affect the eyes of some birds; select [OFF] for
Custom Setting a12 [Built-in AF-assist illuminator] when using autofocus.
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New AF Subject Detection Option: “Birds”
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