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<blockquote data-quote="Scott Murray" data-source="post: 300847" data-attributes="member: 9753">See if focus is set to focus, this may/will slow you down if it cannot get focus lock. I keep mine set to 'release'.a1 AF-C priority selection – (Focus or Release) If exact focus is important to you, set to Focus. Otherwise, if you need to get the shot even if focus is not attained, set to Release. This setting operates in AF-C mode only.a2 AF-S priority selection – (Focus or Release) This is similar to “a1″ except it controls AF in AF-S mode. You’d normally have pretty static subjects if shooting in AF-S, so you’d want to ensure focus is obtained. You’d usually set this therefore to Focus.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scott Murray, post: 300847, member: 9753"] See if focus is set to focus, this may/will slow you down if it cannot get focus lock. I keep mine set to 'release'. [COLOR=#555555][FONT=tahoma][B]a1 AF-C priority selection[/B] – ([COLOR=#3366FF][I][B]Focus [/B][/I][/COLOR]or [I][B][COLOR=#3366FF]Release[/COLOR])[/B][/I] If exact focus is important to you, set to Focus. Otherwise, if you need to get the shot even if focus is not attained, set to Release. This setting operates in AF-C mode only. [/FONT][/COLOR][COLOR=#555555][FONT=tahoma][B] a2 AF-S priority selection[/B] – ([COLOR=#3366FF][I][B]Focus [/B][/I][/COLOR]or [I][B][COLOR=#3366FF]Release[/COLOR]) [/B][/I]This is similar to “a1″ except it controls AF in AF-S mode. You’d normally have pretty static subjects if shooting in AF-S, so you’d want to ensure focus is obtained. You’d usually set this therefore to Focus.[/FONT][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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