Pentax IQZoom 70 IQZoom 70 Manual - Page 23

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3 , 3. While pressing the shutter button half-way, reaim the camera or recompose the picture, and release the shutter. • During focus-lock operation, you cannot zoom. • You can cancel the focus lock by just releasing your finger off the shutter button. Hard-to-autofocus subjects The autofocus system of this camera is highly precise, but like many other autofocus cameras, the system is not almighty and may not properly focus on certain subjects. In such a case, use the focus-lock technique on a subject near and equidistant from the actual one. The subjects which are hard to autofocus are: 1. Black objects like hair, etc. which are hard to reflect light (infrared). 2. Wire netting, latticework, iron exercise-bar, etc. 3. Flickering light sources such as neon signs, fluorescent lamps, TV images, sunlight coming through the trees, etc., or any subject illuminated by these light sources. 4. Glass, mirrors, car bodies, etc. which are glossy and reflective. 5. Fast-moving objects like trains. 6. Water jets, surface of water, smoke, flame, fireworks, etc. which are formless. 21

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3
,
3.
While
pressing
the
shutter
button
half
-way,
reaim
the
camera
or
recompose
the
picture,
and
release
the
shutter.
During
focus
-lock
operation,
you
cannot
zoom.
You
can
cancel
the
focus
lock
by
just
releasing
your
finger
off
the
shutter
button.
Hard-to-autofocus
subjects
The
autofocus
system
of
this
camera
is
highly
precise,
but
like
many
other
autofocus
cameras,
the
system
is
not
almighty
and
may
not
properly
focus
on
certain
subjects.
In
such
a
case,
use
the
focus
-lock
technique
on
a
subject
near
and
equidistant
from
the
actual
one.
The
subjects
which
are
hard
to
autofocus
are:
1.
Black
objects
like
hair,
etc.
which
are
hard
to
reflect
light
(infrared).
2.
Wire
netting,
latticework,
iron
exercise
-bar,
etc.
3.
Flickering
light
sources
such
as
neon
signs,
fluorescent
lamps,
TV
images,
sunlight
coming
through
the
trees,
etc.,
or
any
subject
illuminated
by
these
light
sources.
4.
Glass,
mirrors,
car
bodies,
etc.
which
are
glossy
and
reflective.
5.
Fast-moving
objects
like
trains.
6.
Water
jets,
surface
of
water,
smoke,
flame,
fireworks,
etc.
which
are
formless.
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