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<blockquote data-quote="Danno_RIP" data-source="post: 708878" data-attributes="member: 34269">Really it is, because the camera does all the work.&nbsp; The hard part is getting used to the AF Area Modes. These are the menu fields that determine camera selects the focus point and how it functions, because they are enough different from the Nikon DSLRs that you have to read the manual and get familiar with them.&nbsp; You do not need to understand the Algorithm in the Z6 anymore than you need to know the one in the D850.&nbsp; They both use them to calculate focus. But you do need to know which methods are being used to make informed decisions about each camera.&nbsp;&nbsp; This Hybrid that Nikon has developed is new and uses PD and CD to fine tune the process of auto focus.&nbsp; I do not know about you but as for me my engineering days are past me.&nbsp; All I am concerned about is that it works.&nbsp; If it doesn't work I want them to fix it...&nbsp; So far they have been making it better.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Danno_RIP, post: 708878, member: 34269"] Really it is, because the camera does all the work. The hard part is getting used to the AF Area Modes. These are the menu fields that determine camera selects the focus point and how it functions, because they are enough different from the Nikon DSLRs that you have to read the manual and get familiar with them. You do not need to understand the Algorithm in the Z6 anymore than you need to know the one in the D850. They both use them to calculate focus. But you do need to know which methods are being used to make informed decisions about each camera. This Hybrid that Nikon has developed is new and uses PD and CD to fine tune the process of auto focus. I do not know about you but as for me my engineering days are past me. All I am concerned about is that it works. If it doesn't work I want them to fix it... So far they have been making it better. [/QUOTE]

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