Crossed sensors are both aimed at the same thing so there isn't more chance of error of picking the wrong thing. There is just a better chance that one of them will focus on the right thing.
BR
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Yes, i would like to know as well. In fact, I am on my first AF camera, and Im only have three AF sensors. One in the middle, and one either side of that. Apparently I can switch between them. Why?
I only ever use the middle sensor. Frame up the focus, lock, re-frame, shoot. Isn't this how everyone does it??
Cotty
