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3 While depressing the shutter release but ton halfway, re-aim the camera or recompose the picture, then release the shutter. Note: • You can release focus-lock simply by lifting your finger off the shutter release button. Hard-to-autofocus subjects Like many other autofocus cameras, the camera's autofocus system is highly precise, but not perfect. Some subjects may not be focused as you wish. In such a case, use the focus-lock technique on a subject near the actual one and equidistant from the lens. Subjects which may fool the system include: 1. Black objects like hair, which don't reflect much light (and therefore don't reflect infrared autofocus beams). 2. Wire netting, latticework, iron exercisebars, etc. 3. Flickering light sources such as neon signs, fluorescent lamps, TV images, sunlight coming through trees, etc. and subjects illuminated by these light sources. 4. Glossy and reflective surfaces like glass, mirrors, car bodies, etc. 5. Fast-moving objects, like trains or automobiles in motion. 6. Water jets, water surface, smoke, flame, fireworks, etc., which have no distinct or consistent form, or a subject in mist. 15

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3
While
depressing
the
shutter
release
but
ton
halfway,
re
-aim
the
camera
or
recom-
pose
the
picture,
then
release
the
shutter.
Note:
You
can
release
focus
-lock
simply
by
lifting
your
finger
off
the
shutter
release
button.
Hard-to-autofocus
subjects
Like
many
other
autofocus
cameras,
the
cam-
era's
autofocus
system
is
highly
precise,
but
not
perfect.
Some
subjects
may
not
be
fo-
cused
as
you
wish.
In
such
a
case,
use
the
focus
-lock
technique
on
a
subject
near
the
actual
one
and
equidistant
from
the lens.
Subjects
which
may
fool
the
system
include:
1.
Black
objects
like
hair,
which
don't
reflect
much
light
(and
therefore
don't
reflect
in-
frared
autofocus
beams).
2.
Wire
netting,
latticework,
iron
exercise
-
bars,
etc.
3.
Flickering
light
sources
such
as
neon
signs,
fluorescent
lamps,
TV
images,
sunlight
coming
through
trees,
etc.
and
subjects
il-
luminated
by
these
light
sources.
4.
Glossy
and
reflective
surfaces
like
glass,
mirrors,
car
bodies,
etc.
5.
Fast-moving
objects,
like
trains
or
automo-
biles
in
motion.
6.
Water
jets,
water
surface,
smoke,
flame,
fireworks,
etc.,
which
have
no
distinct
or
consistent
form,
or
a
subject
in
mist.
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