Nikon COOLPIX B600 Reference Guide PDF Edition - Page 123

Focus Point Selection Except when [Auto-area AF] is selected for AF-area mode, the focus point can be selected manually, allowing photographs to be composed with the subject positioned almost anywhere in the frame. • Use the multi selector to select the focus point while the standby timer is on. • Pressing J selects the center focus point. A The Sub-Selector • The sub-selector can be used for focus-point selection in place of the multi selector. • Exposure and focus lock while the center of the sub-selector is pressed. • Be careful not to put your fingers in your eye while using the sub-selector with your eye to the viewfinder. A Portrait ("Tall") Orientation You may find it convenient to use the vertical multi selector when taking photographs in portrait ("tall") orientation. A Using the Sub-Selector and Vertical Multi Selector You can press the centers of the sub-selector and vertical multi selector or tilt them as shown. The controls may not function as expected when pressed from the side. A Focus-Point Lock Focus-point selection can be locked by choosing [ON] for Custom Setting f4 or g3 [Control lock] > [Focus-point lock]. Focus 123