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Chapter 2

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Sometimes when the subject moves from the selected

AF point, focus can shift to the background (resulting in

an out of focus subject), similarly when an obstacle

obscures the subject, focus can shift to the obstacle. By

selecting Case 2 in situations like these, the camera will

attempt to continue to focus-track the desired subject.

When a subject moves away from the AF points for an

extended period (such as swimmers doing the butterfly

stroke, or sports where the subject is hidden for

intervals), even better performance may be achieved by

manually setting the [Tracking sensitivity] parameter to

[-2].

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Try selecting Case 2 when shooting a track and field

event. The arms of runner closest to the camera will

overlap the lead runner targeted with the AF point,

however, there will be no impact and it will be possible

to continuously focus on the lead runner.

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Case 2