Nikon 4799 F6 Instruction Manual - Page 53
Dynamic AF Mode with Closest-Subject Priority
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Detailed Operation • The combination of focus areas in Group Dynamic AF Mode can be changed as follows in Custom Setting "a3: Group dynamic AF" (x 94): • Focus area pattern can be changed among six focus area groups-center 1, center 2, top, bottom, left and right (Pattern 2 Closest, Pattern 2 Center). • In Pattern 1 Closest and Pattern 2 Closest, Dynamic AF with Closest-Subject Priority can be performed with focus areas within a group. • Pattern 1 Center (default) Center 1 Top Bottom Left Right • Pattern 1 Closest Center 1 Top Bottom Left Right • Pattern 2 Center Center 1 Center 2 Top Bottom Left Right • Pattern 2 Closest Center 1 Center 2 Top Bottom Left Right • Press the center of the multi-selector to switch between Center 1 and Center 2. However, if "Center AF area" is not selected in Custom Setting "f1: Center button" (x 107), Center 1 and Center 2 cannot be switched. j: Dynamic AF Mode with Closest-Subject Priority Dynamic AF Mode with Closest-Subject Priority automatically selects the focus area nearest to the closest subject. Focus is constantly maintained within one of the 11 focus areas so pictures are always in focus. • In Single Servo AF with Focus-Priority, the area of the subject in focus is highlighted momentarily in the viewfinder. If "Focus priority" is selected in . Custom Setting "a1: AF-C priority" (x 94), the area of the subject in focus is also highlighted even in Release-Priority, • All focus areas are highlighted with " " in the rear LCD panel (in normal and detailed displays). • Focus may not be achieved on the closest subject when a telephoto lens is used or when the subject is too dark. In these situations, use Single Area AF Mode. 53
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