Nikon Z 7II Setting Guide For Still Photography - Page 17

AF-Area Mode: Choose “Wide-Area AF (L-People)”!, Auto‑Area AF People

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l AF-Area Mode: Choose "Wide-Area AF (L-People)"! When this option is selected, the camera detects and focuses on the faces or eyes of human portrait subjects in the active focus area (face/ eye-detection AF), making this a good choice when you want to focus on a particular human portrait subject. On detecting a human portrait subject, the camera will automatically keep the focus point (indicated by a yellow border) positioned over the subject's face, or if the eyes are detected, over one or the other of their eyes, letting you concentrate on composition and your subject's expression even when your subject is in motion. Auto-Area AF (People) Face/eye-detection is also available with human portrait subjects when [Auto-area AF (people)] is selected. If more than one human face or eye is detected, e and f icons will appear on the focus point, which can then be positioned over a different face or eye by pressing 4 or 2. 17

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AF‑Area Mode: Choose “
Wide-Area AF (L-People)
Wide-Area AF (L-People)
”!
When this option is selected, the
camera detects and focuses on the
faces or eyes of human portrait sub-
jects in the active focus area (face/
eye-detection AF), making this a
good choice when you want to focus on a particular human
portrait subject. On detecting a human portrait subject, the
camera will automatically keep the focus point (indicated
by a yellow border) positioned over the subject’s face, or if
the eyes are detected, over one or the other of their eyes,
letting you concentrate on composition and your subject’s
expression even when your subject is in motion.
Auto‑Area AF (People)
Face/eye-detection is also available
with human portrait subjects when
[
Auto-area AF (people)
] is selected.
If more than one human face or eye is
detected,
e
and
f
icons will appear
on the focus point, which can then be
positioned over a different face or eye
by pressing
4
or
2
.
l