Anti-shake
When the Anti-shake system activates can be changed in section
4 of the setup menu. Two options are available:
Display + Exp. - when the shutter-release button is pressed part- way down, the anti-shake function will activate if on. The affect of the Anti-shake system can be seen in the live image.
Anti-shake | Display + Exp |
Full-time AF | Off | |
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Grip sensor | On | |
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Ctrl dial set | SS | F/no. |
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| | Manual exp. | SS | F/no. |
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Delete conf. | “No” | |
Exposure - Anti-shake is only applied during the exposure and is not apparent in the live image. When the shutter-release button is pressed partway down, wait a moment before taking the picture for the Anti-shake system to stabilize the image.
Full-time AF
Full-time AF continually focuses the camera so the monitor image is always sharp. When the grip sensor is on, full-time AF is activated when the camera is held; the eye sensor is also employed when using the EVF. With the grip sensor off, full-time AF is always active when using the LCD mon- itor and activated by the eye sensors when using the EVF. When full-time AF is on, the EVF mode (p. 108) frame rate is set to 30fps.
Grip Sensor
The grip sensor conserves power by only activating the full-time AF function when the camera is held. The grip sensor also works with the eye sensors when the EVF auto on option is used, see page 135.
The grip sensor can be turned off when the camera is mounted on a tripod so that full-time AF and the EVF auto on function can be used. Wearing gloves may prevent the grip sensor from working. The sensor is controlled in section 4 of the setup menu.
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