Nikon Z 7 Setting Guide For Still Photography - Page 39

AF‑ON, Custom Subject‑Tracking Controls, Custom control assignment, Subject-tracking AF

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To suspend subject tracking and restore the focus point selected before tracking started, lift your finger from the shutter-release or AF‑ON button. If you started subject tracking by pressing J or by tapping your subject in the display, you can press J to suspend tracking and select the center focus point. Custom Subject-Tracking Controls From camera "C" firmware version 3.00, you can use Custom Setting f2 (Custom control assignment) to assign Subject-tracking AF to the w Fn1 or y Fn2 button on the camera or to the S Fn or Fn2 button on the lens. If you press the selected button when Auto-area AF is selected for AF-area mode, the camera will enable subject-tracking AF and switch to a target-selection display. 39

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To suspend subject tracking
and restore the focus point
selected
before
tracking
started, lift your finger from
the shutter-release or
AF‑ON
button. If you started subject tracking by pressing
J
or
by tapping your subject in the display, you can press
J
to
suspend tracking and select the center focus point.
Custom Subject‑Tracking Controls
From camera “C” firmware version 3.00, you can use Cus-
tom Setting f2 (
Custom control assignment
) to assign
Subject-tracking AF
to the
w
 
Fn1
or
y
 
Fn2
button on the
camera or to the
S
 
Fn
or
Fn2
button on the lens. If you press
the selected button when
Auto-area AF
is selected for
AF-area mode, the camera will enable subject-tracking AF
and switch to a target-selection display.