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Understanding Auto Focus -Birds
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<blockquote data-quote="nickt" data-source="post: 146410" data-attributes="member: 4923"><p>Thanks for the replies. I was out looking for a turtle to pose for me and this heron suddenly appeared and I totally forgot all my book learning and I started fumbling. I need to set up one of my user settings for BIF. I'm anxious to get back out and try it on af-c to see how the focus points end up. </p><p></p><p>Euro, I was definitely on AF-S. Other shots in the series got blurrier as the bird flew off at an angle and the focus points stayed in that pattern sometimes way off the bird. I have been avoiding AF-A because its not clear to me when it will switch. For instance, if I was panning on a bird, would it still sense motion and switch to af-c or would it stay on af-s? I have to practice with it. </p><p></p><p>I think the bird moved only sideways during the first shot so it stayed in focus.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nickt, post: 146410, member: 4923"] Thanks for the replies. I was out looking for a turtle to pose for me and this heron suddenly appeared and I totally forgot all my book learning and I started fumbling. I need to set up one of my user settings for BIF. I'm anxious to get back out and try it on af-c to see how the focus points end up. Euro, I was definitely on AF-S. Other shots in the series got blurrier as the bird flew off at an angle and the focus points stayed in that pattern sometimes way off the bird. I have been avoiding AF-A because its not clear to me when it will switch. For instance, if I was panning on a bird, would it still sense motion and switch to af-c or would it stay on af-s? I have to practice with it. I think the bird moved only sideways during the first shot so it stayed in focus. [/QUOTE]
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