The way I work now is plenty accurate and adequate. I use AF when needed and MF the rest of the time. Just because AF exists doesn't mean it needs to be used all the time. I can't see how my workflow would improve any more by more AF points. My eye wanders around the frame looking at composition and annoying background elements. I can just see eye control....
Bruce Friday, February 14, 2003, 5:45:38 AM, you wrote: BD> Hi, BD> Rob Studdert wrote: >> >> On 13 Feb 2003 at 20:16, Bruce Dayton wrote: >> >> > Another difference is that when using manual focus and the matte >> > area, I can compose and focus in any order - using AF I have to >> > lock focus and recompose. I tend to get better composition when >> > not using AF. >> > Doesn't mean you can't, just that my percentage is better with >> > manual focus. >> >> That's my experience too, AF really upsets my work-flow. BD> Maybe the thing you guys need is a combination of two more focusing BD> points, eye-controlled AF-sensor selection and full-time manual BD> override? BD> Just a thought... BD> Boz
