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Focus
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[Wide-area
AF (S)]
As for single-point AF except that the camera
focuses on a wider area.
Choose for snapshots, subjects that are in motion,
and other subjects that are difficult to photograph
using single-point AF.
During video recording, wide-area AF can be used
for smooth focus when making panning or tilting
shots or filming moving subjects.
If the selected focus area contains subjects at
different distances from the camera, the camera
will assign priority to the closest subject.
The focus areas for [Wide-area AF (L)] are larger
than those for [Wide-area AF (S)].
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[Wide-area
AF (L)]
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[Wide-area
AF (C1)]
Choose the dimensions (measured in focus points)
of the focus areas used for the selected AF-area.
This can be used, for example, if the size and shape
of the area employed for focus can be determined
in advance with a fair degree of accuracy.
On selecting [Wide-area AF (C1)] or [Wide-area
AF (C2)], you will be prompted to choose the AF-
area size. Use
1
and
3
to choose the height and
4
and
2
to choose the width.
The photo shooting menu offers a choice of 20
options ranging from [1×1] to [19×11] and the
video recording menu a choice of 12 options
ranging from [1×1] to [13×7].
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[Wide-area
AF (C2)]
Option Description