Kodak AFi 10, Руководство пользователя

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Shooting with single autofocus
Shoot with single autofocus when you want the camera to automatically focus on an object until the
sharpest focus is achieved.
1. Set the AF switch to S .
If the lens doesn't
autofocus on the
subject, point the
camera at a
well-textured or
higher-contrast subject
at the same distance
as the subject. Push
and hold the shutter
release button
halfway before
repositioning your
camera on the subject
and taking your shot.
If necessary, fine-tune
manually.
The single autofocus icon appears in the handgrip display.
2. Look through the viewfinder, and position the focus area over the subject.
3. Push the shutter release button until you encounter light resistance.
The lens focuses automatically. When the subject is in sharp focus, two triangles appear on the focus
indicator in the viewfinder display. When the camera system cannot focus on the subject, one of the
triangle appears intermittently.
4. If the arrows indicate sharp focus, push the shutter release button all the way down to take the shot.
5. To refocus, release the shutter release button and push it again lightly.
Note: In poor light conditions, the internal IR illuminator assists the autofocus.
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Focusing the camera