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<blockquote data-quote="Fortkentdad" data-source="post: 628294" data-attributes="member: 24285">I'm like the option of three focus types - back button, centre of joystick or the shutter. But (there is always a but eh), but by putting the shutter button to also focus, it means that you must continue to press either the joy stick or the back button to keep the focus the way you want, meaning you cannot re-position the frame after selection the single point with back button.&nbsp; Joystick helps but not as easy as re-positioning.&nbsp; Could make shutter button to release only and not focus.&nbsp; And then only have two options,&nbsp; single point and AF-C (or ??) but I like three.&nbsp; It is a trade off I guess. The other but is managing to nail the centre button on the joystick without moving it all over the screen.&nbsp; I am getting better at pressing straight down but I do end of up with the focus point on the edge of the screen a lot.&nbsp; [ATTACH]260413[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fortkentdad, post: 628294, member: 24285"] I'm like the option of three focus types - back button, centre of joystick or the shutter. But (there is always a but eh), but by putting the shutter button to also focus, it means that you must continue to press either the joy stick or the back button to keep the focus the way you want, meaning you cannot re-position the frame after selection the single point with back button. Joystick helps but not as easy as re-positioning. Could make shutter button to release only and not focus. And then only have two options, single point and AF-C (or ??) but I like three. It is a trade off I guess. The other but is managing to nail the centre button on the joystick without moving it all over the screen. I am getting better at pressing straight down but I do end of up with the focus point on the edge of the screen a lot. [ATTACH=CONFIG]260413._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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