Canon AF 35 J - Manual (Page 32)

many times as you wish before
pushing the shutter button all the
way down.
• Certain subjects cannot be accurate­
ly focused by the AF system.
Some examples are listed below.
1. Subjects with shiny surfaces (car
bodies, glass, water)
2. Subjects that do not reflect well (dark
hair, fire)
3. Subjects behind glass.
To focus subjects such as those in 1 and
2 above, first focus the camera on a sub­
stitute subject at approximately the
same distance. Then recompose the pic­
ture to cover the real subject and take
the picture. This is the same as focus
lock. To focus subjects behind glass,
press the camera up against the glass
surface, or shoot at an angle through the
glass.
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