Setting Guide (Wildlife Edition)
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
- Getting Ready
- Camera Setup
- Taking Photographs and Recording Videos
- Precautions for Wildlife Photography
- Tips for Wildlife Photography
- If a Stationary Subject Suddenly Starts to Move
- To Photograph Only within a Certain Area
- To Catch Moving Subjects at the Perfect Moment
- To Record without Dropping Image Quality
- To Capture a Subject Moving at High Speed
- To Take Clearer Images Outdoors
- To Create More Impressive Pictures
- To Quickly Switch Settings to Suit Different Scenes
- To Capture Lively and Dynamic Movements in Videos
- Recommended Settings by Subject
Auto ISO sensitivity control automatically adjusts ISO sensitivity if
optimal exposure cannot be achieved at the value selected by the
user.
To prevent ISO sensitivity from rising too high, it is
recommended to set ISO sensitivity to [2000] for [ISO
sensitivity settings] > [Maximum sensitivity] in the
photo shooting menu.
D Caution: 3D-Tracking
The camera may be unable to track subjects that:
are similar in color, brightness, or pattern to the background,
change visibly in size, color, or brightness,
are too large or too small,
too bright or too dark,
move quickly, or
are obscured by other objects or leave the frame.
Tip: Photographing Multiple Subjects
We recommend setting AF-area mode to [Auto-area AF]. If [Auto-area AF] is selected, you can
position the focus point over a different face or eye using the multi selector when more than one face
or eye is detected.
ISO Sensitivity: ISO AUTO
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Basic Camera Settings