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Shooting in the Single Autofocus Mode (Focus Mode Lever at (SINGLE].) " The shutter is not released until the subject comes into focus. * Press the shutter release button halfway down. While I 0 1 is on, the camera-to-subject distance is fixed (focus lock). See "Using The Focus Lock Function." • Once [ 0 is lit in the viewfinder, the focus is fixed. To focus on something else, let go of the shutter 0 release button, aim the camera again, and return the shutter release button back to the halfway position. Even if you quickly press the shutter release button 0 z fully down, the shutter is not released until the subject 0) comes into focus. 8 The predictive autofocus function is not active in this mode. Shooting in the Servo Autofocus Mode (Focus Mode Switch at (SERVO].) " The shutter is released whether or not your subject is in focus. If the shutter release button is held in the halfway position, the camera continuously focuses on anything within the AF frame [ c 1. * The Servo Autofocus mode allows sharp pictures to be taken of moving subjects because of the predictive autofocus function. * In the Continuous Drive mode ( [ 9V I displayed on the LCD panel), the subject may be out of focus in the first frame. • The focus lock function is not active. Using the Focus Lock Function The camera focuses on whatever is in the AF frame [ c c 1 in the center of the viewfinder. If your composition does not allow the AF frame I c ] to be placed over the subject, use the focus lock function. * Set the focus mode switch to (SINGLE). 32

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0
0
z
0)
8
Shooting
in
the
Single
Autofocus
Mode
(Focus
Mode
Lever
at
(SINGLE].)
"
The
shutter
is
not
released
until
the
subject
comes
into
focus.
*
Press
the
shutter
release
button
halfway
down.
While
I 0
1
is
on,
the
camera
-to
-subject
distance
is
fixed
(focus
lock).
See
"Using
The
Focus
Lock
Function."
Once
[
0
is
lit
in
the
viewfinder,
the
focus
is
fixed.
To
focus
on
something
else,
let
go
of
the
shutter
release
button,
aim
the
camera
again,
and
return
the
shutter
release
button
back
to
the
halfway
position.
Even
if
you
quickly
press
the
shutter
release
button
fully
down,
the
shutter
is
not
released
until
the
subject
comes
into
focus.
The
predictive
autofocus
function
is
not
active
in
this
mode.
Shooting
in
the
Servo
Autofocus
Mode
(Focus
Mode
Switch
at
(SERVO].)
"
The
shutter
is
released
whether
or
not
your
subject
is
in
focus.
If
the
shutter
release
button
is
held
in
the
halfway
position,
the
camera
continuously
focuses
on
anything
within
the
AF
frame
[
c
1.
*
The
Servo
Autofocus
mode
allows
sharp
pictures
to
be
taken
of
moving
subjects
because
of
the
predictive
autofocus
function.
*
In
the
Continuous
Drive
mode
(
[
9V
I
displayed
on
the
LCD
panel),
the
subject
may
be
out
of
focus
in
the
first
frame.
The
focus
lock
function
is
not
active.
Using
the
Focus
Lock
Function
The
camera
focuses
on
whatever
is
in
the
AF
frame
[
c
c
1
in
the
center
of
the
viewfinder.
If
your
composition
does
not
allow
the
AF
frame
I
c
]
to
be
placed
over
the
subject,
use
the
focus
lock
function.
*
Set
the
focus
mode
switch
to
(SINGLE).
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