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In addition to the changes described above under “Im-
proving Camera Response”, you can ne-tune settings to
improve response for speci c subjects.
Situation
AF-C priority
selection
(page 36)
AF-area
mode
(page 38)
Focus tracking
with lock-on
(page 44) See also
Most team sports (e.g., soccer/rugby). Choose these
basic settings if subjects are often partially ob-
scured by other objects or focus shifts quickly
between nearby and distant subjects.
Subjects are often obscured by other athletes (e.g.,
track events). Select a long lock-on to maintain
focus on your subject.
Subjects appear suddenly or are hard to track (e.g.,
diving/ski-jumping). Increasing number of dynam-
ic-area focus points ensures that camera will
focus based on information from surrounding
focus points if subject briefl y leaves selected
focus point. Most eff ective where there is sepa-
ration between subject and background.
Lock-on targetLock-on target
Settings by Subject
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