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<blockquote data-quote="Vincent" data-source="post: 628160" data-attributes="member: 15675">So other topics:- use back button focussing, with AF-C- Asssign different methods to the AE/AF button and the joystick middleI`m not there yet, I was testing it taking pictures of small black birds on black sea background that were far away and that did not give me confidence.Remarks: - Group AF does get confused easily, in busy context I go to point or D25.- the joystick focussing is not easy for me, I generally move the point in stead of focussingYes the new focussing system does have a good performance, the issue is we go for more challenging subjects with it and you certainly can not relax when going for those.[ATTACH]260301[/ATTACH]Does anyone prefer 3D over Group?I also use less dynamic corrections, so that a bird flying through the frame does not shift focus. Just my take that I generally have issues to find my subject if focus changes to quickly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vincent, post: 628160, member: 15675"] So other topics: - use back button focussing, with AF-C - Asssign different methods to the AE/AF button and the joystick middle I`m not there yet, I was testing it taking pictures of small black birds on black sea background that were far away and that did not give me confidence. Remarks: - Group AF does get confused easily, in busy context I go to point or D25. - the joystick focussing is not easy for me, I generally move the point in stead of focussing Yes the new focussing system does have a good performance, the issue is we go for more challenging subjects with it and you certainly can not relax when going for those. [ATTACH=CONFIG]260301._xfImport[/ATTACH] Does anyone prefer 3D over Group? I also use less dynamic corrections, so that a bird flying through the frame does not shift focus. Just my take that I generally have issues to find my subject if focus changes to quickly. [/QUOTE]

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