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AF/MF Select

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Table of contents Sample images Menu AF/MF Select Selects auto focusing or manual focusing. 1 FOCUS button t desired mode. Or, MENU button t [Camera] t [AF/MF Select] t desired mode. (Autofocus) (DMF)* (Manualfocus) * Still image only Focuses automatically. After focusing automatically, make fine focus adjustment manually (Direct Manual Focus). Adjusts the focus manually. Turn the focusing ring right or left to make the subject look clearer. z Using auto focusing effectively If it is difficult to focus on a subject while recording a movie, press PHOTO halfway down to activate [Single-shot AF] (page 31) temporarily. This will make focusing easier. z Using manual focusing effectively Use manual focusing to record the following subjects. • A subject behind a window covered with raindrops. • A subject behind a glass window with horizontal stripes. • A subject with little contrast between the subject and its background. • When an object in the foreground is in focus, but you want to shift to focus on a subject in the background. Tip on focusing Focus on the subject with the telephoto side of zoom first, and then move the zoom toward the wide side. When recording a close-up image, focus on the subject with the wide end of zoom. "Focus fixing" is convenient when you can predict the distance to the subject. With "Focus fixing," you can fix the focus in advance to the distance at which the subject is to pass. Index 16GB Continued r

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Table of
contents
Sample
images
Menu
Index
AF/MF Select
Selects auto focusing or manual focusing.
1
FOCUS button
t
desired mode.
Or, MENU button
t
[Camera]
t
[AF/MF Select]
t
desired mode.
*
Still image only
(Autofocus)
Focuses automatically.
(DMF)
*
After focusing automatically, make fine focus adjustment
manually (Direct Manual Focus).
(Manualfocus)
Adjusts the focus manually. Turn the focusing ring right or left
to make the subject look clearer.
z
Using auto focusing effectively
If it is difficult to focus on a subject while recording a movie, press PHOTO halfway down
to activate [Single-shot AF] (page 31) temporarily. This will make focusing easier.
z
Using manual focusing effectively
Use manual focusing to record the following subjects.
•
A subject behind a window covered with raindrops.
•
A subject behind a glass window with horizontal stripes.
•
A subject with little contrast between the subject and its background.
•
When an object in the foreground is in focus, but you want to shift to focus on a subject in
the background.
Tip on focusing
Focus on the subject with the telephoto side of zoom first, and then move the zoom toward
the wide side. When recording a close-up image, focus on the subject with the wide end of
zoom.
“Focus fixing” is convenient when you can predict the distance
to the subject. With “Focus fixing,” you can fix the focus in
advance to the distance at which the subject is to pass.
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