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Moving subject is expected to be in focus

With a moving subject: Lightly press the shutter release button. Focus Tracking is automatically activated with ~ • indication in the viewfinder. As soon as the subject is expected to be in focus, ~•• appears, indicating that you can release shutter. If subject stops and . appears without ~ . , focus is locked. If subject moves again, remove your finger from the shutter release button and lightly press it again to start autofocus with Focus Tracking.

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•Single Servo AF with Focus-Priority is convenient for off- center subjects. See pages 40 to 41 .

•After shooting with the film advance mode selector set at III, you do not have to remove your finger from the shutter release button for the next shot. Slightly lift your finger from the button (but maintaining the button in the half-depressed position) then fully depress it to release the shutter again. The focus setting will have remained unchanged from the prior setting. In the Single Servo AF with Focus-Priority mode, focus remains locked even after the shutter is released , unless you remove your finger from the shutter release button .

With film advance mode set at I;5!!JH or I;5!!J L, camera detects focus every time the shutter is released.

•With a moving subject, depending on subject status and lens in use, slightly out-of-focus pictures may result.

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