Sony CCD-F33 - Manual (Page 23)

Manual Focusing
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When the AUTO LOCK cover is closed, correct
focusing is obtained in most cases if the subject
is displayed in the auto focusing zone (illustrated
in blue).
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But manual focusing is recommended in the
following conditions, [a] to [Ц correspond to the
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[a] Insufficient light
[b] Too much bright light behind the subject
[c] Subjects with flat colors and less contrast-
wall, sky, etc.
[d] Finely detailed repetitive patterns
[e] When the distance between subjects at the
center IS extreme (e.g. one subject is close,
the other is away)
[f] Subjects beyond screens, nets, etc. or when
another subject passes across the camera.
[g] Horizontal stripes
[h] Diagonal ol^ect
[i] When there is frosted glass between the
shooting object and the recorder
Q] Bright object or object reflecting tight
[k] When shooting under a fluorescent lamp at
the shutter speed set to 1/250,1/1000,1/2000
or 1/4000
[l] When there is a high contrast background
within the auto focusing zone (The back
ground may be focused.)
• When the white mark inside the viewfinder
blinks
• When using special effect lenses or filters
• When shooting still subjects on a tripod
• To save battery wear
(As long as the AUTO LOCK cover is closed,
the auto focusing operates and the focus ring
moves automatically even in the recording
pause mode. This causes the battery to wear
continuously.)
• For focusing in close-up shooting, see page 30.
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