Nikon Coolpix 7600 User Manual - Page 41

Framing Assist, Face-priority AF

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To use the Face-priority AF, follow the steps below. 1 2 Framing Assist More on Photography Rotate the mode dial to i. X blinks in the center of the monitor (default setting). • X indicates the size of a subject's face that the camera can recognize. • If a different framing assist menu is selected, press ^ button and select K. 3 AF When the subject's face becomes almost the same size as X, the camera recognizes it and is framed with Y (yellow). • When the camera recognizes more than one face, the closest and largest is framed with Y (yellow) and the others with Z (yellow). The camera can recognize up to three faces. • If the frame (Y or Z) disappears because the subject moves, the camera goes back to the screen in step 1. Press the shutter-release button halfway to lock the focus on the face framed with Y (yellow). When focus is locked, the color changes from yellow to green. Press the shutter-release button the rest of the way down to take the picture. Face-priority AF • The camera focuses continuously, until the camera recognizes a subject's face. • When the camera does not recognize a face, the object at the center of the frame is focused. • Optical zoom is available in the Face-priority AF, but digital zoom does not work. • The face selected for focusing by the camera varies depending upon a number of condi- tions including the direction in which each person is facing. • The camera is unable to recognize human faces in the following situations: - The subject is wearing sunglasses or part of face is obstructed in some other way. - The subject is facing sideways. - The face portion is too big because the subject is too close to the camera. - The face portion is too small because the subject is too far away from the camera. 31

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Framing Assist
More on Photography
To use the Face-priority AF, follow the steps below.
Face-priority AF
• The camera focuses continuously, until the camera recognizes a subject’s face.
• When the camera does not recognize a face, the object at the center of the frame is focused.
• Optical zoom is available in the Face-priority AF, but digital zoom does not work.
• The face selected for focusing by the camera varies depending upon a number of condi-
tions including the direction in which each person is facing.
• The camera is unable to recognize human faces in the following situations:
-
The subject is wearing sunglasses or part of face is obstructed in some other way.
-
The subject is facing sideways.
-
The face portion is too big because the subject is too close to the camera.
-
The face portion is too small because the subject is too far away from the camera.
1
2
Rotate the mode dial to
i
.
X
blinks in
the center of the monitor (default set-
ting).
X
indicates the size of a subject's face
that the camera can recognize.
• If a different framing assist menu is select-
ed, press
^
button and select
K
.
When the subject's face becomes almost
the same size as
X
, the camera recog-
nizes it and is framed with
Y
(yellow).
• When the camera recognizes more than
one face, the closest and largest is framed
with
Y
(yellow) and the others with
Z
(yellow). The camera can recognize up to
three faces.
• If the frame (
Y
or
Z
) disappears because
the subject moves, the camera goes back
to the screen in step 1.
3
Press the shutter-release button halfway
to lock the focus on the face framed with
Y
(yellow). When focus is locked, the
color changes from yellow to green.
Press the shutter-release button the rest
of the way down to take the picture.
AF
AF