Nikon Z 7 Setting Guide For Still Photography - Page 38

Subject-Tracking AF, AF‑C

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Subject-Tracking AF For subject-tracking AF, we recommend that you set focus and AF-area mode respectively to AF‑C and Autoarea AF. Once tracking starts, focus will follow the subject through the frame while the AF‑­ON button is pressed or the shutter-release button is pressed halfway (note that the discussion in this section applies only from camera"C"firmware version 3.00). Before proceeding, position the focus point as desired. To start subject tracking, wait until the chosen focus point is over your subject and then either press the shutter-release button halfway or press the AF‑ON button: the focus point will turn amber and the camera will track the subject until the chosen button is re- leased. Subject tracking can also be started by pressing J or tapping your subject in the display. 38

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For subject-tracking AF, we recom-
mend that you set focus and AF-area
mode respectively to
AF‑C
and
Auto-
area AF
. Once tracking starts, focus
will follow the subject through the
frame while the
AF‑ON
button is pressed or the shutter-release
button is pressed halfway (note that the discussion in this
section applies only from camera “C” firmware version 3.00).
Before proceeding, position the fo-
cus point as desired.
To start subject tracking
, wait
until the chosen focus point
is over your subject and then
either press the shutter-re-
lease button halfway or press
the
AF‑ON
button: the focus point will turn amber and the
camera will track the subject until the chosen button is re-
leased. Subject tracking can also be started by pressing
J
or tapping your subject in the display.
Subject‑Tracking AF