
Taking Photographs
Focus Point Selection and Aperture
The focus points available vary with the maximum aperture of the lens.
Maximum aperture f/5.6 or faster: Focus ![]()
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point selection is supported with all ![]()
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51 points: 15 cross sensors (![]()
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center of the display and 18 line sensors
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) on either side.
Maximum aperture slower than f/5.6 but faster than f/8 (e.g., a lens with a maxi- mum aperture of f/4 on a
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teleconverter): Focus point selection is ![]()
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supported with 15 points: 9 cross sen- sors at the center of the display and 3 line sensors on either side.
Maximum aperture f/8 (e.g., a lens with a maximum aperture of f/4 on a
supported with 11 points: a cross sen-










sor at the center of the display, 4 line
sensors on either side, and 1 line sen- sor above and below. The four points shown by ![]()
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symbols are available only for
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