Functions for customizing AF
operation to fit the subject
Tracking Focus on Selected Subjects (Subject
Detection)
When focusing, the camera can detect people’s faces and eyes, as well as fast-moving subjects. When
shooting fast-moving subjects such as motorsports vehicles or airplanes, focusing can be difficult. This
function allows the camera to track and focus on specific areas such as the driver or cockpit.
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MENU U AF U 2. AF U Subject Detection
K Human
The camera detects people. It tracks focus on such elements as the face, head,
eyes, and upper body.
4 Motorsports
The camera detects cars or motorcycles. It tracks focus on such elements as
the chassis (chiefly of types used in motor sports) or driver.
5 Airplanes
The camera detects planes and helicopters. It tracks focus on such elements as
the fuselage or cockpit.
6 Trains
The camera detects trains. It tracks focus on such elements as the cars or
driver’s compartment.
7 Birds
The camera detects birds. It tracks focus on such elements as the head or eyes.
8 Dogs & Cats
The camera detects cats, dogs, and similar animals. It tracks focus on such
elements as the head or eyes.
Off Tracking subject selection disabled.
When a setting other than [Off] is selected, [RAF] ([RAFJ]) is set to [S-AF] ([S-AFJ]), and
[C-AF+TR] ([C-AF+TRJ]) is set to [C-AF] ([C-AFJ]).
This function is disabled during high-speed movie recording (P.214).
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Tracking Focus on Selected Subjects (Subject
Detection)
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