Setting Guide (Video Edition)

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Settings
Focus, Continued
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Caution: Face/Eye-Detection AF
Face/eye detection may not perform as expected if:
the subjects face is too large or small relative to the frame,
the subjects face is too brightly or dimly lit,
the subject is wearing glasses or sunglasses,
the subjects face or eyes are obscured by hair or other objects, or
the subject moves excessively during shooting.
Cautions: Animal-Detection AF
Animal detection may not perform as expected if:
the subject’s face is too large or small relative to the frame,
the subject’s face is too brightly or dimly lit,
the subject’s face or eyes are obscured by fur or the like,
the subject’s face and eyes are of similar colors, or
the subject moves excessively during shooting.
The camera may display a border around subjects that are not dogs, cats, or birds but which resemble these animals.
The light from the AF-assist illuminator may adversely aect the eyes of some animals; when using animal-de-
tection AF, select [OFF] for Custom Setting a12 [Built‑in AF‑assist illuminator].
Cautions: Vehicle-Detection AF
Vehicle detection may not perform as expected with subjects that are:
too large or small relative to the frame,
too bright or too dark,
partially hidden,
similar in color to surrounding objects, or
moving excessively.
The camera may fail to detect vehicles of some shapes and colors. Alternatively, it may display a border around
subjects that are not vehicles.
Subject Detection
The performance of subject-detection may drop if either [HLG] or [N‑Log] is selected for video tone mode.
[AF When Subject Not Detected]
Choose whether the camera focuses if unable to detect a subject of the type selected for [Subject
detection] when AF-F is selected for focus mode.
This setting can be adjusted using [AF subject detection options]> [AF
when subject not detected] in the video recording menu.
[ON]: The camera will focus even if unable to detect a subject of the
selected type.
[OFF]: The camera will not focus if unable to detect a subject of the
selected type.