> The reason for so many focus points is not to completely take
> you out of the equation. Some camera makers call the 4 way
> rocker switch on the back of the camera the "Focus point
> selector". It is your way of selecting your sharpest point of
> focus in the picture.
I find that the AF+MF is really the way to go. It takes me a
whole lot less time to let the camera "guess" the focus and me
to override it with the focus ring on the lens.
Otherwise, the camera is nothing but a costly point-and-shoot.
Isn't it funny how many hoops we have to jump through (4-way
rocker switch or dials to select focus points) to disable the
artifical intelligence of these cameras?
Most of my cameras have a really good focus-point selector:
It's a ring on the lenses.
Sometimes the solution is just too obvious.
AG
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