Alin Flaider skrev:
>
> Jörgen wrote:
>
> >> -Exposure setting for reading automatically, the
> >> selected AF sensor (instead of normal 6 segment)
> JB> What does this mean ? Anyone who knows or guesses ?
>
> It probably means exposure is read from the meter segment that
> corresponds to the active AF sensor. Something doesn't fit here:
> there should be more than 6 meter segments to cover the 6 AF points
> and the rest of the frame. Not particularly useful either: AF tracks
> well subjects that are far from 18% gray and thus fool the meter.
>
Sounds a bit strange, but I seem to remember that there is a
similar function on the Canon EOS30 with eye-control, that
it somehow meters "more" around the eye-selected AF-point.
Could be something along that line (without the eye-control
of course), I guess either good or totally useless...
> >> -Setting the focus point to be recalled or not
> JB> And this ? Are they related to each other ?
>
> You can select the initial focus point, then the camera tracks the
> moving subject by automatically changing the active focus point. In
> the end it can revert to the selected active point or keep the
> current point.
>
Ahaa, sounds nifty if you are a "action"-photographer.
> Servus, Alin
>
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Thanks for the input !
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