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CONTENTS
CFV 100C
User Manual
• Towards Near Limit
Set focus at a point (C) behind the main subject. During the sequence, the camera will shift
focus closer and closer to the camera. The sequence will stop after the preset number of
images have been captured or the lens has reached near limit.
• Symmetric
In this mode, focus should be set on the main subject (B). When the sequence has started,
the camera will first take an image, then move focus to a focus point closer to the near limit,
and take all of the images in the sequence, shifting focus towards infinity. The first image is
an extra exposure made to ensure that there is at least one image of the main subject with
perfect focus.
When Finished: Determines if the function shall be active after a completed cycle or not.
Configure focus bracketing parameters and press the shutter release button to start focus
bracketing. If Initial Delay is set, the camera will start a countdown before shooting the first
image. Shooting will start after the preset delay ends.
The touch display will show information such as step size and shot frames/total frames
during the sequence. Press the delete button to exit focus bracketing if it is required to exit
before completion.
• Use firmware version 0.1.26 or later for XCD 45P lenses and 0.6.0 or later for other XCD
lenses with the focus bracketing function.
• HC/HCD lenses cannot be used for focus bracketing.
• When using a lens with the push-pull focus ring, make sure to pull the focus ring to the
rear of the lens. Otherwise, focus bracketing cannot start.
• Live View and Image Browsing are disabled after focus bracketing starts. If Preview
is enabled in the Display settings, users can preview the previously shot image while
shooting. The focus bracketing information will display over the preview screen.
• Light metering, focusing, and Auto WB are performed before the first exposure and
applied to all images in sequence.
• When the shutter speed is set to 16s or more, the camera will turn off the display to save
battery 5 seconds after shooting starts. The display will light up automatically before the
next image is shot. Users can also wake up the display by pressing the ON/OFF button.
• Focus bracketing on the camera is disabled when the camera is connected to the Phocus
software on the computer or the Phocus Mobile 2 app on a mobile device.