Nikon 1541, Руководство пользователя

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The Sub-selector
The sub-selector can be used in place of the
multi selector to select the focus point. Press the
center of the sub-selector to lock exposure
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0 136) and focus ( 0 105). Be careful not to put
your fingers or fingernails in your eye when
using the sub-selector.
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Portrait (Tall-Orientation) Photographs
When framing shots in portrait (“tall”) orientation, use the multi selector
for vertical shooting to select the focus point. For more information, see
Custom Setting f14 (
Assign multi selector (vert.) , 0 348).
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Using the Sub-selector and Multi Selector
for Vertical Shooting
Use as shown at right. Pressing the sides may
not have the desired effect.
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Auto-area AF
The focus point for auto-area AF is selected automatically; manual
focus-point selection is not available.
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See Also
For information on choosing when the focus point is illuminated, see
Custom Setting a5 (
Focus point illumination ,
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315). For information
on setting focus-point selection to “wrap around,” see Custom Setting
a6 (
Focus point wrap-around , 0 316). For information on choosing
the number of focus points that can be selected using the multi
selector, see Custom Setting a7 (
Number of focus points ,
0
316). For
information on choosing separate focus points and/or AF-area modes
for vertical and horizontal orientations, see Custom Setting a10 (
Store
by orientation , 0 319). For information on changing the role of the
multi selector center button, see Custom Setting f1 ( Multi selector
center button ,
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335). For information on changing the role played by
the sub-selector, see Custom Settings f5 ( Assign sub-selector ,
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342)
and f6 ( Assign sub-selector center ,
0
342).
Sub-selector