Nikon Focus areas explained

Although I predominately use the Single-point AF or Auto-area AF, you might find one of the other AF-area modes are more suited to your style of photography. Although not every camera will have all of these modes, the other potential Nikon focus areas are as follows. These explanations are based on the camera being set to the AF-C (Continuous-servo AF) mode. It is worth experimenting to see which of these modes will work for your camera and style of photography. Single-point AF A single focus sensor is active, and the camera will focus on whatever it falls over. The active sensor can be changed using the Multi Selector. 3D-tracking AF Similar to Single-point AF, a single sensor is active, and the active sensor can be changed using the Multi Selector.…

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