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Adjusting the focus
Shooting (Advanced operations)
You can finely adjust the focus of each lens.
Perform this operation only when needed. Note that you may not be able to
properly focus on a subject if you have made a poor adjustment.
MENU button t 2 t [AF Micro Adj.] t [On] t [amount]
t Select the desired value
The larger the value, the farther the focusing position from the camera;
the smaller the value, the nearer the focusing position to the camera.
Notes
• We recommend that you decide the value under actual shooting conditions.
• When you attach a lens that is registered on the camera, the registered value is
displayed. When you attach an unregistered lens, “±0” is displayed. If “–” is
displayed as the value, then a total of 30 lenses have been registered. When you want
to register a new lens, attach a lens for which you can delete its registered value, and
set that value to “±0,” or reset the values of all the lenses with [Clear].
• If you perform AF fine adjustment with a lens of other manufacturers, the
adjustment values of Sony, Minolta, and Konica Minolta lenses may be affected. Do
not use this function with any lens of other manufacturers.
• You cannot individually perform AF fine adjustment when using the Sony, Minolta,
and Konica Minolta lenses that have the same specifications.
Keeps the focusing on a moving subject while tracking it. The Object
Tracking function is set to [On] in the default setting.
AF Micro Adj.
Object Tracking
1 Press the center of the multi-selector on the recording
information display.
A target frame appears.
To turn off the Object Tracking function, press the Fn button, then set it to
[Off].